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Report: Ofsted report into the sexual exploitation of children

By Iain MacDonald19th November 2014Reports & Resources

This thematic inspection was commissioned to evaluate the effectiveness of local authorities’ current response to child sexual exploitation. The report draws on evidence from inspection and case examination in eight

‘Significant under-estimate’ likely, new NI child abuse report

By Iain MacDonald18th November 2014News Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Health Minister Jim Wells has announced the findings of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE), led by Kathleen Marshall. In an Oral Statement to the Assembly,

IPCC to investigate 10 police officers over Rotherham abuse

By Iain MacDonald18th November 2014News England

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is to investigate the conduct of ten South Yorkshire police officers in relation to their handling of reported child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Rotherham.

Committee reject nomination idea for chair of child abuse inquiry

By The Press Association14th November 2014News England

An influential group of MPs has rejected Theresa May’s suggestion that they nominate candidates to chair the historic child abuse inquiry, labelling the idea as “totally inappropriate”. The Home Secretary

Wanless report finds no evidence of Home Office child abuse cover-up

By The Press Association11th November 2014News England

No evidence of organised attempts by the Home Office to conceal child abuse has been found by a key review into the department’s handling of historic allegations. The review by

Major campaign to tackle child sexual abuse in Scotland

By Iain MacDonald11th November 2014News Scotland

A major public awareness campaign to educate people on the warning signs of child sexual exploitation (CSE) forms part of a wide ranging action plan published today aimed at safeguarding

Home Office silent on report that abuse files ‘can’t be found’

By The Press Association7th November 2014News England

A review into how the Home Office handled historic child sex abuse allegations at Westminster in the 1980s has been unable to uncover crucial missing files, it is reported. BBC

12 NHS Trusts face new Savile abuse claims

By The Press Association6th November 2014News England

Fresh abuse allegations against disgraced TV and radio presenter Jimmy Savile have been made in relation to 12 NHS Trusts. The NHS Legacy Unit, which provides oversight of NHS investigations

May apologises to abuse survivors over government abuse probe

By The Press Association4th November 2014News England

Theresa May has apologised following the resignation last week of the second chairwoman of the inquiry into historical allegations of child sex abuse. The Home Secretary said the first meeting

Savile victims await court decision on compensation

By The Press Association4th November 2014News England

Scores of women who say they were sexually abused by television personality Jimmy Savile are waiting for the result of a Court of Appeal fight which might affect the future

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Report: Ofsted report into the sexual exploitation of children

‘Significant under-estimate’ likely, new NI child abuse report

IPCC to investigate 10 police officers over Rotherham abuse

Committee reject nomination idea for chair of child abuse inquiry

Wanless report finds no evidence of Home Office child abuse cover-up

Major campaign to tackle child sexual abuse in Scotland

Home Office silent on report that abuse files ‘can’t be found’

12 NHS Trusts face new Savile abuse claims

May apologises to abuse survivors over government abuse probe

Savile victims await court decision on compensation

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

Elon Musk ‘knows absolutely nothing’ about grooming gangs, Jess Phillips says

Former child abuse inquiry chairwoman urges Government to act over 2022 report

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Tag: Child Abuse

Report: Ofsted report into the sexual exploitation of children

‘Significant under-estimate’ likely, new NI child abuse report

IPCC to investigate 10 police officers over Rotherham abuse

Committee reject nomination idea for chair of child abuse inquiry

Wanless report finds no evidence of Home Office child abuse cover-up

Major campaign to tackle child sexual abuse in Scotland

Home Office silent on report that abuse files ‘can’t be found’

12 NHS Trusts face new Savile abuse claims

May apologises to abuse survivors over government abuse probe

Savile victims await court decision on compensation