An Garda Síochána has received more than 160 reports of historical sexual abuse in religious-run schools since launching a public appeal. The reports follow the release of the Scoping Inquiry, which uncovered nearly 3,000 claims of abuse. Survivors are encouraged to contact Gardaí, who have assured privacy and support throughout the investigation process.
The Scoping Inquiry has revealed close to 2,400 allegations of historical sexual abuse in religious-run schools across Ireland. The report, detailing the abuse inflicted on thousands of children, calls for a full Commission of Investigation and urges the government to consider financial redress for survivors.
In a landmark UK settlement, three major pelvic mesh manufacturers have agreed to a multi-million pound payout for over 100 women suffering severe complications from transvaginal mesh implants. Despite the settlement, the companies deny liability, leaving thousands of other victims still seeking justice.
Portland Jury Awards $260M to Mesothelioma victim from Johnson and Johnson talc exposure A Portland jury has awarded a woman $260 million (€238 million) after she contracted mesothelioma from the inhalation of Johnson and Johnson talc powder. Mesothelioma is an...
Louise O’Keefe Calls for Stricter Oversight on Abuse Redress The Government has recently come under fire from Louise O’Keefe, a campaigner for the rights of child sex abuse victims in State-run schools. Ms O’Keefe won a case before the European Court of Human...
Gerard O’Brien found guilty of sexual assault and attempted rape A former judge and teacher (59-year-old Gerard O’Brien) who misused his disability to sexually assault students has been found guilty of attempted rape and eight counts of sexual assault. Of his six...
Man Sentenced for threatening to share explicit photos of ex-girlfriend A man has been sentenced to 20 months in prison, with 10 months suspended, after threatening to spread explicit videos and photos of his ex-girlfriend. To keep the identity of the victim...
Recognition of Dentists as Medical Practitioners Under the Medical Practitioners Act 2007, dentists are recognised as medical practitioners. This designation means they are held to the same high standards as other medical professionals and have a duty to perform...
