And well talk about that. Youre also a lifelong advocate for survivors of abuse and you were hired by the Church Of England to be part of their independent Safeguarding Board, but youve been fired. Does all of that suggest to you that key institutions might talk the talk about protecting the vulnerable, but maybe theyre not so good on delivery . Absolutely, i would agree with that point. And specifically, my role was survivor advocate, so my role was specifically to be a voice for victims and survivors who had experienced spiritual abuse by the hands of members of the clergy across the board and to ensure that their views were not only heard, but embedded across policy and practice. So, from my perspective, i did thatjob. I sat with victims and survivors, i listened to the harrowing stories of abuse but, equally, those they went to who often looked the other way. And i shared those experiences with the highest of the highest, so the Archbishops Council members, made up of the most seni
Lady Yellowjackets advance to 2A North State
neshobademocrat.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from neshobademocrat.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
What happened to James Bulger killers Jon Venables and Robert Thompson after guilty verdict?
liverpoolecho.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from liverpoolecho.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
she sits on the national safeguarding steering group, which we scrutinise, so we ve got a problem. well, i need to say, because the legal issues here are complex but they re quite important, that the first chair of your board, maggie atkinson, absolutely rejects the characterisation you ve just given as to why she left and she s described your views of why she left as partial, biased and deeply prejudiced against her, so we need to put that on the record. 0k. surely, what really matters here is you, for good or ill, have now left the board, the board has been dissolved, and the real impact here is on survivors of alleged abuse inside the church of england. i believe there were at least a dozen active cases that you were working on when the board was dissolved. yeah. what are you saying to you re still in touch with them, i imagine.
been somebody appointed in the same way we were appointed, openly recruited, and she wasn t. she was imposed upon us. this is nothing against meg munn, by the way. so, the point here is the archbishops council make a decision for the independent body to appoint a chair who, within 48 hours, 7a victims and survivors contact us to say, do not, under any circumstances, share data with this person because she s part of the church. she sits on the national safeguarding steering group, which we scrutinise, so we ve got a problem. well, i need to say, because the legal issues here are complex but they re quite important, that the first chair of your board, maggie atkinson, absolutely rejects the characterisation you ve just given as to why she left and she s described your views of why she left as partial, biased and deeply prejudiced against her, so we need to put that on the record. 0k.