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For many survivors of childhood abuse, one of the biggest concerns about pursuing a legal claim is confidentiality. Thankfully, seeking justice doesn't mean giving up your privacy.
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A significant judgment for survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
The High Court’s decision in TWG v The Scout Association provides important guidance on when organisations may be held responsible for abuse by someone in a position of trust.
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Recent proceedings have brought renewed attention to Skircoat Lodge and the experiences of survivors of abuse in care. Survivor voices matter, and raising awareness can help others feel less alone.
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Over the last few weeks there have been a number of reported convictions against teachers who have abused their pupils.
The recent conviction of Dennis Fletcher, shows it's never too late to report to the police and commence a police investigation.
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When can the military be held responsible for abuse?
Recent reports concerning alleged abuse at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate have once again raised serious questions about the safeguarding of young people within the British Army.
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When abuse happens in a place that should feel safe, the impact can last a lifetime.
If you experienced sexual abuse at school – whether recently or many years ago – it's important to know that you may still have legal options.
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A fourth former South Yorkshire Police officer has been arrested in connection with historical sexual offences.
The arrest comes as the National Crime Agency continues its investigation into non-recent child exploitation and abuse.
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The recent imprisonment of Stephen Bear for breaching a restraining order has once again highlighted the lasting impact abuse can have on survivors and the importance of legal protections that continue beyond a criminal conviction.
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Switalskis’ are appealing for witnesses in regard to Alan Johnson who was a teacher/house master at Knossington Grange School, in Oakham, Leicestershire, in the 1970s -1980’s.
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Switalskis abuse team is appealing for witnesses with information on inappropriate behaviour from staff at St Mary’s Catholic School, Chesterfield.
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After months of campaigning, The Government has announced changes to the Sentencing Act 2026, confirming that people convicted of rape, serious child sexual offences and grooming offences will now be excluded from planned early release reforms.
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The specialist abuse team at Switalskis are appealing for witnesses to come forward in relation to sexual assaults at Leeds Parish Church.
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The specialist abuse team at Switalskis is looking for witnesses in relation to the conviction of Christopher Slater for historic sexual assault offences at Leeds Grammar School.
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Switalskis is representing a client who was sexually assaulted by a teacher at Birkdale Private School in the 1970s. We are appealing for witnesses to come forward with any relevant information.
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Switalskis’ are appealing for witnesses following the conviction of Paul Dowbekin who was a teacher at All Hallow School, in Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
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Today, 13 survivors of child sexual exploitation are travelling to Downing Street to urge the Prime Minister to reconsider the Sentencing Act 2026, delivering a petition signed by more than 100,000 people.
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This morning, Amy Clowrey, appeared on BBC Breakfast alongside her client, Sarah Wilson, to discuss the government's decision to pause plans that could have allowed some prisoners to be released earlier than expected.
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We're appealing for witnesses following the conviction of former King's School, Canterbury teacher Dennis Fletcher.
If you have any information that could support this case, please get in touch with our team in confidence.
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David Greenwood highlights the need for an independent review into child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Bradford. An inquiry could provide survivors with justice and help safeguard vulnerable children. Read more: https://t.co/xkWOetye9j