Public inquiries are severely limited in their capacity to produce meaningful, systemic and lasting change.
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Ceding to the pressure for a new inquiry will only delay already overdue action.
An expert lays out the facts about child sexual abuse in the UK and online.
Nearly half of all abuse occurs within the home.
Online child sexual abuse has been described as one of the most urgent and defining issues we face. Tackling it at the root is imperative.
The seven-year review into how state and private institutions in the UK failed to protect children has highlighted the central importance of making sure young people and children are listened to.
It’s time to stop blaming the system and focus on why and how children are sexually abused.
Alexis Jay seems to realise failure is not an option – but she needs to bail out what looks like a sinking ship.
The former PM is by far the biggest name to get caught up in the paedophile inquiry.
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