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Play Pause Stop

10/03/2015

Somerset and Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support (SARSAS) have launched a consent campaign called ‘Play Pause Stop’ that intends to get people talking about enthusiastic sexual consent to reduce rape and sexual assault incidents.

The campaign materials include flyers that detail what healthy consent looks and sounds like and a website: http://pauseplaystop.org.uk/.