This article has so many truths …. “people start making disclosures and it doesn’t become shameful any more”; “People can’t support you if they don’t know what’s wrong&…
This journalist has talked about her abuse, 67 years after it happened. It’s never to late to talk – it can help others. The video in this article shows lecturers pressuring students for s…
…children who are abused in care often go on to offend because of the abuse that they suffered… and then punished again by having their compensation reduced. This is not right. Luckily, it…
A suspended sentence due to his “honourable and successful” career. Can this be right? Even if he “seems” to want to change … the message begin sent out is horrendous. He…
Abusers can “hide” themselves in those roles where they will have access to vulnerable people, so extra care needs to be taken in selection. Just because there is no previous history, does…
Media like Snapchat has been used to reach young people. This has to be a good thing, as we need to talk about this openly, and the medium used by young people should be used. https://www.telegraph.co…
This man was sentenced 20 years after the abuse – it is always worth reporting it, even if years have elapsed. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49675541
The first 52 mins of this radio show asks “Can Asians open up to their families about sexual abuse” – various people call in with their experiences and advice. https://www.bbc.co.uk/…
Sapphire, the central sex crime unit in London, has been closed, meaning it is harder to spot offenders that do things across more than one borough. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/open-season-for-…
This Podcast is worth listening to – it has the stories of people that have been abused, and how they coped, healed and recovered. https://www.iicsa.org.uk/news/survivor-and-inquiry-ambassador-s…
