Nicky Campbell on recovery from childhood abuse
Recently Nicky Campbell dedicated his Radio 5 Live morning show to discussing the issue of childhood abuse, including speaking about the physical abuse that he experienced and witnessed at school.
Recently Nicky Campbell dedicated his Radio 5 Live morning show to discussing the issue of childhood abuse, including speaking about the physical abuse that he experienced and witnessed at school.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has published its Operation Linden report – a detailed analysis of South Yorkshire Police’s handling of non-recent child sexual abuse allegations between 1997
Recently, the UK sentencing council passed guidelines that will allow judges to impose longer sentences on child abusers that are caught in ‘fake sting’ operations. So, what does this mean
The release of a new Netflix documentary has generated a lot of media attention and discussion about the prolific abuser Jimmy Savile, who died in 2011. The documentary focuses on
Ritual abuse is a threat to the wellbeing of children across the UK. Subversive and exceptionally secretive in nature, it can be incredibly difficult to identify and combat. Ritual abuse:
Pregnancy can create additional fears and issues in survivors of childhood abuse, but these fears can be managed to make pregnancy, birth and early motherhood a little easier. How might
Child sexual abuse has become a ten-billion-pound problem, but there are solutions we can employ. So here’s our deep dive into the complex nature of abuse and how we can encourage
Our thoughts on the ethical implications of Prince Andrew’s proposed charitable contribution. NAPAC exists to support survivors of childhood abuse. We also know that it can be very difficult for
(Image Credit: Sky News) In October 2021, Sarah Mo’s childhood abuser was jailed for 11 years. Here, in her own words, is her experience of reporting to the police. The
NAPAC welcomes the latest report by IICSA into child sexual exploitation by organised networks. The report is based on the direct testimony of survivors and includes descriptions of abuse and
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