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What happens when you make a rape allegation? jennifer — not her real name — has been re—traumatised by the police experience. this isn't her real voice, to protect anonymity. terrible. there's just no other way to describe it other than terrible, from start to where i'm at now. it's been incredibly slow. it's been incredibly stressful. i don't feel like i've been given the support i should have been as a victim. what was lacking from the police? emotional support is the biggest thing you expect. i was almost made to feel like the perpetrator of the situation, so less like the victim, mo...

A rape allegation? jennifer — not her real name — has been re—traumatised by the police experience. this isn't her real voice, to protect anonymity. terrible. there's just no other way to describe it other than terrible, from start to where i'm at now. it's been incredibly slow. it's been incredibly stressful. i don't feel like i've been given the support i should have been as a victim. what was lacking from the police? emotional support is the biggest thing you expect. i was almost made to feel like the perpetrator of the situation, so less like the victim, more like i had committed the...

Abuse will be made, the government in stormont has announced. it will be made at an event held there on march 11th. but survivors say they have been left re—traumatised, because the apology should have been given before now. a public inquiry recommended it five years ago, following the biggest investigation ever held in the uk at the time. this report from our ireland correspondent, chris page, contains some distressing testimony. brian o'donohue has spent the last 20 years putting on paper his childhood experiences of six decades ago. there's some summertime left and brother stephen is in c...

Will still be evident. a public apology in northern ireland to survivors of institutional child abuse will be made — the government in stormont has announced. it will happen at an event held there on march 11th. but survivors say they have been left re—traumatised, because the apology should have been given before now. a public inquiry recommended it five years ago, following the biggest investigation ever held in the uk at the time. this report from our ireland correspondent, chris page, contains some distressing testimony. brian o'donohue has spent the last 20 years putting on paper his ...

Should all of the burial grounds... you say that this is no surprise to you and that this is not discovery, it's recovery of bodies of missing young ones who have been known about in your communities for many years. but should every single body be exhumed and forensically analysed, in your view? because i know some first nations people have said, "we need to know where the bodies are, but it does us, "frankly, no real good to bring all these bodies up. "we should give them the respect of marking "where they lie and remembering them, but not necessarily "digging everybody up." there are survivo...