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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is joined by women who are victims of rape and sexual assault at a press conference who speak about the trauma they are experiencing knowing their attackers will be released early in the autumn. Victim of crime Kayleigh Corbin says it is "absolutely destroying us as victims" and "there is nothing in place for these perpetrators who have committed these serious offences". Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00It's heart-destroying, absolutely destroying, destroying us as victims, knowing that when you've got that letter come through the door,
00:10you know, that there's nothing in place, that we feel there's nothing in place for, you know, these perpetrators that,
00:19you know, have committed these serious offences.
00:23And, you know, they say, oh, they may be on tag or something like that. You know, is that right?
00:30You know, we have no idea as victims. We are scared. You know, it's quite, you know, we're just, it's
00:40nerve-wracking for us.
00:42I completely understand what this looks like from your perspective. We've had conversations with victims of all sorts of crimes.
00:53The grooming gang victims, for example, are also in this category.
00:58You have people commit horrific crimes, horrific sexual crimes, and they get let out early, walk past the houses of
01:05the victims. In some cases, it's basically thumbing their nose.

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