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Survivors of child sexual abuse invited to meet Inquiry in Oxford
The Truth Project is holding sessions for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse in Oxford this September.
Inquiry to hold three preliminary hearings in July
The Inquiry has today announced that it will hold three preliminary hearings this month.
Inquiry announces publication date for Nottinghamshire Councils report
The Inquiry will publish the investigation report, Children in the Care of the Nottinghamshire Councils, at midday on Wednesday 31 July 2019.
Inquiry to hold further public hearing in Anglican Church investigation
The Inquiry is holding two weeks of public hearings in the Anglican Church investigation from 1-12 July.
The hearing will take place from 10.00am to 4.15pm daily at the Inquiry’s hearing centre, 18 Pocock Street, London SE1 0BW.
New research project into BAME communities
The Inquiry is launching a research project into child sexual abuse in black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities.
The aim of the research is is to gain a stronger understanding of how child sexual abuse affects different communities across England and Wales.
Inquiry publishes report on Archdiocese of Birmingham case study
The Inquiry has today (June 20) published its report on child sexual abuse within the Archdiocese of Birmingham, part of the Roman Catholic Church investigation.
Religious organisations investigation dates
The Inquiry has today (19 June) announced that the Child Protection in Religious Organisations and Settings investigation will take place from March 16 2020 for two weeks at our hearing centre in London.
Government implements key Inquiry recommendation by abolishing ‘same roof’ compensation rule
The government has abolished the ‘same roof’ compensation rule, as recommended by the Inquiry in its Interim Report in April 2018.
The long-standing rule prevented victims and survivors of child sexual abuse from receiving compensation if the perpetrator was a family member who they were living with at the time of the incident.
Deaf people invited to share experiences of child sexual abuse
A British Sign Language version of this news story can be watched here.
The Truth Project is launching a new service to enable Deaf people who were sexually abused as children to share their experience.
Shame and guilt stop survivors reporting child sexual abuse in religious institutions
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse has published a research report on child sexual abuse in religious institutions, based on accounts shared by survivors at its Truth Project.
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The Truth Project
Our Truth Project offers the opportunity for Victims and Survivors to share their experience and be respectfully heard and acknowledged.