Disgraced Australian entertainer and artist Rolf Harris has died at the age of 93.
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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.
The moral failures of a creative artist shouldn’t make their work any less valid.
Filmmaker’s mea culpa is admirable but badly flawed.
New television series chillingly echoes the Jimmy Savile case – and how the public reacted.
Many factors are at play in enabling or constraining a child to speak directly about abuse and bringing that complaint to the attention of the authorities.
The confirmation that 1,400 children were subjected to sexual exploitation over a 16 year period in Rotherham forms part of a wider picture of similar events. The Catholic Church has still not worked out…
So it begins: two inquiries, both with the blessing of home secretary Theresa May, have been charged with getting to the bottom of how horrific allegations of child abuse by the elite and powerful were…
After a lengthy trial, a jury has found entertainer and TV presenter Rolf Harris guilty of 12 counts of indecent assault. On July 4 2014, he was sentenced to a custodial sentence of five years and nine…
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