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Report: Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse – The Anglican Church Investigation October 2020

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter6th October 2020Reports & Resources

This Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) investigation report concerns the extent to which the Church of England and the Church in Wales protected children from sexual abuse in

Webwatch: NSPCC sets six new tests to ensure Online Harms Bill properly protects children

By Martyn Landi, Reporter1st October 2020Webwatch

The Government has been urged to ensure its Online Harms Bill meets six new tests set by the NSPCC to ensure the regulation of social media properly protects children online.

Quarter of adopted children ‘may have preventable brain damage caused by mother drinking’

By Jemma Crew, Reporter29th September 2020News England

A quarter of adopted children are diagnosed with or suspected of having a preventable form of brain damage caused by their birth mothers drinking alcohol during pregnancy, a report has

Mother describes ‘catastrophic consequences’ of care delays of daughter who was sexually exploited

By Ryan Hooper, Reporter22nd September 2020News England

The mother of a young sexual exploitation victim described how her daughter was “robbed of part of her childhood”. The woman told the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA)

Child exploitation ‘under-reported’ with prevalence likely to be ‘much higher’ than previously thought

By Ryan Hooper, Reporter21st September 2020News England

Child exploitation in England and Wales is “under-reported”, with its prevalence likely to be “much higher” than previously thought, an inquiry has heard. The latest strand of the Independent Inquiry

Catholic organisation ‘not made aware of any abuse of child migrants’ sent to Australia

By The Press Association17th September 2020News Scotland

A religious organisation involved in a child migration programme was not informed of any abuse or poor conditions for children sent to Australia, the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has heard.

Child abuse inquiry adapted to encourage survivors with neurodiverse conditions to come forward

By The Press Association16th September 2020News England

People who have neurodiverse conditions such as autism and were victims of child sexual abuse have been encouraged to share their experiences. The Truth Project, which is part of the

Netflix defends controversial film amid criticism of its sexual portrayal of young children

By Laura Harding, Reporter11th September 2020News England

Netflix has defended the controversial film Cuties as “a social commentary against the sexualisation of young children”, and encouraged people to watch the movie before passing judgment. Critics have blasted

Holyrood MSPs seek views on financial redress for victims of historic child abuse in care

By The Press Association25th August 2020News Scotland

MSPs are seeking opinions on proposed legislation aimed at offering financial redress for victims of historic child abuse in care. The Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland)

Police records analysis finds physical abuse of adolescents four times higher than of younger children

By Jemma Crew, Reporter25th August 202025th August 2020News England

Four times as many adolescents are physically abused compared with younger children in England, according to analysis of police-recorded offences. The numbers and rates of recorded physical abuse offences against

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Report: Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse – The Anglican Church Investigation October 2020

Quarter of adopted children ‘may have preventable brain damage caused by mother drinking’

Mother describes ‘catastrophic consequences’ of care delays of daughter who was sexually exploited

Child exploitation ‘under-reported’ with prevalence likely to be ‘much higher’ than previously thought

Catholic organisation ‘not made aware of any abuse of child migrants’ sent to Australia

Child abuse inquiry adapted to encourage survivors with neurodiverse conditions to come forward

Netflix defends controversial film amid criticism of its sexual portrayal of young children

Holyrood MSPs seek views on financial redress for victims of historic child abuse in care

Police records analysis finds physical abuse of adolescents four times higher than of younger children

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

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Tag: Child Abuse

Report: Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse – The Anglican Church Investigation October 2020

Webwatch: NSPCC sets six new tests to ensure Online Harms Bill properly protects children

Quarter of adopted children ‘may have preventable brain damage caused by mother drinking’

Mother describes ‘catastrophic consequences’ of care delays of daughter who was sexually exploited

Child exploitation ‘under-reported’ with prevalence likely to be ‘much higher’ than previously thought

Catholic organisation ‘not made aware of any abuse of child migrants’ sent to Australia

Child abuse inquiry adapted to encourage survivors with neurodiverse conditions to come forward

Netflix defends controversial film amid criticism of its sexual portrayal of young children

Holyrood MSPs seek views on financial redress for victims of historic child abuse in care

Police records analysis finds physical abuse of adolescents four times higher than of younger children