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You can tell the Inquiry about your experiences of abuse. Talking to us will help us build a picture about what happened to children in care in Scotland in the past. It doesn’t matter if someone you name as an abuser has died or if you reported the abuse ...

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Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry: Publication of Daughters of Charity Case Study Findings On 11 October 2018, the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry will publish its findings from the case study examining residential institutions run by the Daughters of Charity of ...

This factsheet explains when the Inquiry may share an applicant's name with the organisation or person named as an abuser or their legal representatives.

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has identified a further 17 institutions which it is investigating as part of its on-going work.  This list includes institutions run by a range of care providers, as detailed below: The Archdiocese of Glasgow St Andrew’...

Beginning in the summer 2019, phase 4 of hearings will investigate residential child care establishments run by male religious orders with particular focus on: The Order of Benedictines and their provision at Carlekemp in North Berwick, and also at the F...

Dr Elsley has provided the Inquiry with a Report which describes societal attitudes towards children from 1900 to 2014. In particular, the Report: Describes if and how attitudes towards children have changed over time. Considers the nature of those chang...

These are reports were submitted to the Inquiry by the Congregation of the Sisters of Nazareth in response to notices issued under the Inquiries Act 2005 requiring them to provide information relating to Nazareth house Edinburgh.

These are reports were submitted to the Inquiry by the Congregation of the Sisters of Nazareth in response to notices issued under the Inquiries Act 2005 requiring them to provide information relating to Nazareth house Cardonald.