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I am new to Wiki by 25 years with Rape Crisis - the article at present would give the impression that Rape Crisis Centres are purely an American phenomenon and that the rest of the world does not exist.

I think this article does a good job at giving a short summery at the begging to inform the reader of the information that they could potentially get from this specific article. That said, i do no believe that this article is in anyway coming from one point of view. I believe it addresses the issue well from any point and has proper citations as well as not too long quotes and support from original documents. Dante2018 ( talk) 00:28, 19 September 2018 (UTC) reply