Call for Witnesses The pedophile father Gerald Francis Ridsdale – a call for witnessesThe historical institutional child sexual abuse of Gerald Ridsdale. Nazareth House, Diocese of Ballarat in the state of Victoria. A call for witnesses.
Personal Injury Child Sexual Abuse at Cricket AustraliaRumours had circulated within Cricket Australia that Ian King liked little boys but that did not stop his sexual abuse – so who was to blame?
Personal Injury National Redress Scheme: how it worksIn this article, you will find information about the features and requirements of the National Redress Scheme. In addition, we will disclose the main disadvantages for applicants and what might be a great alternative in compensation for harm caused by institutional child sexual abuse.
Personal Injury What The Royal Commission On Child Abuse Didn’t Fix – Andrew Coffey vs ShoreIf you assumed the ordeal for child sex abuse victims somehow ended with the McClelland Royal Commission into institutional Responses set up by Prime Minister Julia Gillard in 2013 then Andrew Coffey’s case is proof of how wrong that it is. Republished with the kind permission of Crikey Investigations Editor David Hardaker.
Personal Injury Brother Dacian aka Kevin Jewell from Marist Brothers Eastwood can help other victims of institutional child sexual abuse find their voiceConviction of Brother Dacian aka Kevin Jewell from Marist Brothers Eastwood can help other victims of institutional child sexual abuse find their voice.
Personal Injury 5 things you should know about the National Redress SchemeThe National Redress Scheme published its final report for 2nd year review. The following are five things you must know before you make an application with the National Redress Scheme.
Litigation The National Redress Scheme – Selling Abuse Victims ShortThe Redress Scheme for victims of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse seemed like a worthy attempt to provide compensation to victims on a fairly simplistic basis of one-off payments. Time has shown us however, that this apparent largesse on behalf of the participating institutions is not all it was purported to be. While for those for whom there is no other avenue to seek monetary compensation, it may hold some small benefit, but for those with claimable actions, nothing could be further from the truth.
Personal Injury New Queensland Law Reform Reaches into The ConfessionalOn 5 July 2021, amendments to the Criminal Code of Queensland (section 229BC) took effect, making it a crime for an adult who gains information…
Personal Injury National Redress Scheme ReviewPublic Hearings to Review the National Redress Scheme begin this Month in Sydney, Melbourne and Newcastle In September 2019 the Australian Parliament announced a review…
