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The University of Kent does not tolerate sexual misconduct and assault.
If you are in immediate danger or need emergency medical assistance, dial 999 immediately and return to this page later. This system is not linked to emergency services.
Information about self-swab kits
Concerns have been raised by specialist organisations about sexual violence self-swab kits, or “rape kits”, marketed to collect evidence after rape or sexual assault.
The Royal College of Physicians and the National Police Chiefs’ Council state these kits shouldn't replace specialist support services.
For advice, contact the Specialist Wellbeing team or see the Sexual Misconduct section.
Here you will find safety contacts and top tips to help keep you safe on and off campus.
Professor Richard Reece prompts us to discuss men's role in ending sexual violence this International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
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