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Maeve Bannister

'Invisible' sexual violence impacting community safety

Most people who perpetrate sexual violence in Australia face no consequences, Justice Bromberg said. (Darren Pateman/AAP PHOTOS)

Sexual violence in Australia has been described as "invisible" with the justice system failing to deliver outcomes for survivors as experts call for a stronger message to be sent to perpetrators. 

In an address to the National Press Club on Friday, Australian Law Reform Commission president Justice Mordy Bromberg and Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence commissioner Micaela Cronin outlined the barriers survivors face when accessing justice.

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