Legal experts join survivors in protest of controversial child abuse record legislation

Survivors of abuse, along with legal experts and academics have lined up in opposition to controversial legislation to seal millions of child abuse records for 75 years.

Legal experts join survivors in protest of controversial child abuse record legislation
Tue, 26 Nov, 2019 - 15:55

By Jess Casey and Conall Ó Fátharta

Survivors of abuse, along with legal experts and academics have lined up in opposition to controversial legislation to seal millions of child abuse records for 75 years.

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