NAPAC’s response to the Government’s update on IICSA Gabrielle Shaw, Chief Executive of the National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC), said: “Today marks an important moment in the

Can I bring a claim for compensation for abuse that occurred 30 years ago By Dinya Rasool, Solicitor in the Abuse Team at Bolt Burdon Kemp Child sexual abuse survivors

Crime and Policing Bill: Victims to be further protected from sex offenders Registered sex offenders to face new crackdown under suite of measures to be introduced under the Crime and

Justice Without a Time Limit – a Landmark Win for Survivors Today, the government has taken an important step forward for survivors of child sexual abuse. After years of campaigning

Ministry of Justice: New Reforms to Support Victims of Child Sexual Abuse New reforms to support victims of child sexual abuse Three-year limit for compensation claims to be axed –

AI Legislation: A Crucial Step in Safeguarding the Next Generation UK becomes first country in the world to introduce new laws to crack down on predators of children online •

Home Secretary Unveils £10 Million Action Plan to Tackle Group-Based Offending and Child Sexual Abuse Victims will be given more power to have their cases re-examined, the Home Secretary has announced

Police and Hospitality Industry Unite in Fight Against Child Sexual Exploitation as National Prevention Programme Was Launched On Friday 6 December, the Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Taskforce and partners from

Since the Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Taskforce was launched just over a year ago, the team has proudly worked closely with key partners and stakeholders to ensure that the policing

The recent resignation of Archbishop Justin Welby in response to the Church of England’s safeguarding failures has sparked important conversations about abuse, accountability and reform.   Are Resignations Enough? When