Proposed mandatory child abuse reporting law 'a waste of printer's ink', campaigners warn
Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse provisions put forward by government will fail majority of victims, says charity
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Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse provisions put forward by government will fail majority of victims, says charity
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BBC Radio 4’s In Dark Corners gives platform to those who suffered abuse in British private schools
The 2012 Tour de France winner and five-time Olympic champion told Men's Health UK magazine he did not feel he could speak up at the time out of fear of his 'violent' stepfather.
Alleged inaction One wrote that when she and another girl said they were raped by the same boy, “all that happened... was my perpetrator’s parents got called in and told about these allegations, and nothing else... He then carried on to sexually assault one more girl that I know of.” Another said when she told a teacher she was raped by a fellow pupil, they responded by “trying to suggest it wasn’t as bad as what it was. In the end, near to nothing happened and I had to deal with being in the same English class as him for the rest of the year.”