Media Releases Catholic Diocese Appeals Landmark Abuse Decision Raises Questions Over Legal ResponsibilityThe Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle is appealing a landmark ruling that found it liable for the 1969 sexual abuse of a student by Father Ron Pickin.
Personal Injury Institutional Child Abuse at Wesley DalmarWesley Dalmar, formerly a home for neglected children, has faced allegations of abuse. Learn about its history and survivor accounts.
Call for Witnesses Child Abuse At Christian Brothers College, Kalgoorlie – A Call for WitnessesTo anyone who attended the Christian Brothers College, Kalgoorlie, in the mid to late 1970s, we are seeking information about Brother O’Loughlin.
Personal Injury The Ruling: GLJ vs The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of LismoreHIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA KIEFEL CJ, GAGELER, STEWARD, GLEESON AND JAGOT JJ GLJ APPELLANT AND THE TRUSTEES OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR THE DIOCESE…
Call for Witnesses John Beckett – Scouts NSW – A Call for WitnessesKoffels Solicitors & Barristers are seeking witnesses who could provide any information on John Beckett and his involvement in Scouts NSW pertaining to child sexual abuse.
Personal Injury Changes in NSW Allowing Overturning of DeedsIn the coming months, victims & survivors who settled historical abuse claims in NSW pre-2016 will be able to have their agreements reviewed by Courts to assess whether they were unfairly small.
Personal Injury Barry Cable’s Court Hearing: What Really Happened?Barry Cable is one of Australian Football’s leading ‘hall-of-famers’. However, current court proceedings mean he is facing allegations of three counts of sexual abuse during his playing and coaching career.
Personal Injury Online child sexual abuse in AustraliaAccording to a 2021 poll, two out of three people in Australia reported experiencing sexual harm online before they turned 18, higher than in most other parts of the world.
Personal Injury COVID-19 and the Online Sexual Exploitation of Children in the PhilippinesAs a matter of public policy to curb the fast spread of COVID-19, countries have quickly closed their borders. These travel restriction mandates mean that child sex tourism has been halted or, at the very least, minimized. However, as a direct response to the pandemic, online sexual exploitation of children has dramatically surged.