The high-level investigation is examining abuse that occurred in state and faith-based care between 1950 and 1999.
It was also given discretion to look outside of that time period when the inquiry was established in 2018 but Tinetti has now removed this power, to ensure the Royal Commission completes its work by 2023.
This is because in December last year, the inquiry estimated it would need another three years to complete its work - taking the total investigation period to seven years.
Abuse survivor Keith Wiffin says he is uncomfortable about the changes and the government s lack of consultation with survivors. It will come as a great shock to many survivors because the two biggest things that survivors want from this process is acknowledgement and recognition as to what s happened historically to them and others and to know that what happened to them isn t going to happen to those who are in care now and who will go into care in the future, Wiffin said.
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Sudan: UNAMID launches network for survivors of sexual violence in the greater Jebel Mara area of Darfur 11 December, 2020 - 10:50
Country: Sudan Source: UN-AU Mission in Darfur
On 10 December, the Women Protection Advisory Unit of the Human Rights Section (HRS) launched a Network for Survivors of Sexual Violence in the Greater Jebel Mara area of Darfur. The launch, held at Jebel Mara Gardens in Zalingei town, was part of events organized by HRS to commemorate the International Human Rights Day and to conclude this year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, marked annually between 25 November and 10 December. The event attended by the Wali (Governor) of Central Darfur State, local community members, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), other Government officials and UNAMID staff included cultural dances, songs, and drama performances.