Sentences with phrase «when child sex abuse»

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When it comes to child sex abuse, denial is confirmation; No means Yes.

Athie said the church either ignored or archived for years allegations of child sex abuse when he reported them during his years as a priest.

Summit held that children never lied about sex abuse — except when they concealed it, as they routinely did, to «accommodate» their frightening abusers.

It would also include the one - year window to revive old cases and would treat public and private institutions the same when it comes to child sex abuse.

allow local child protective services district to refuse to contract with informal day care providers when such provider is the subject of an indicated report of child abuse or maltreatment or is a registered sex offender;

«We are always seeking out strong political allies like Jeff Toback who are committed to reforming the state's statute of limitations when it comes to child sex abuse to better protect the children of New York,» said Gary Greenberg, the PAC's founder.

«We are proud to endorse Marisol Alcantara, and applaud her commitment to reforming the state's statute of limitations when it comes to child sex abuse to better protect the children of New York,» Greenberg said.

The bill would give abuse victims more time to bring criminal and civil lawsuits and treat public and private institutions the same when it comes to child sex abuse.

When he asked whether she opposed an effort in the state Assembly efforts to streamline the dismissal process in cases of teacher involvement with drugs, sex with students and child abuse, she said she didn't recall.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said she was disappointed by the decision, adding: «When report after report following the tragic sex abuse cases in Rotherham and Oxford point out that PSHE keeps children safe, how can Nicky Morgan refuse time and time again to make PSHE mandatory in all schools.

I think I can asssure Mr. Garrett that when it becomes almost impossible to get meaningful prosecution of child and sex abuse cases, as is often the case when animal cruelty is involved, a concerned public will indeed rally for stronger prosecution, provided of course, that the cases are publicized.

I MAY have been a Turner Prize virgin, but when I walked into the Tate Britain for the preview of this year's exhibition and was faced with decomposing bodies, blow - up dolls engaging in a sex act and vases depicting images of child abuse, I can not say I was very surprised.

When sex abuse is alleged today, the presumption of innocence is often set aside with the justification that it is better to convict an innocent person than to allow a real child abuser to go free.