Truth Project adults who shared child sexual abuse histories can be our inspiration
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Truth Project adults who shared child sexual abuse histories can be our inspiration

Daniel Taggart Senior lecturer in clinical psychology, University of Essex
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In 2022, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) handed its final report to the then home secretary Grant Shapps. The report’s delivery was overshadowed by the resignation of the short-serving minister Liz Truss and its knock-on effect on the Conservative Party, mirroring the institutional failings that had led to IICSA being commissioned in the first place.

Mental Health Practice. 27, 3, 5-5. doi: 10.7748/mhp.27.3.5.s1

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02 May 2024 / Vol 27 issue 3

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