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Redressing Institutional Abuse of Children
English
317 b
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What constitutes the institutional abuse of children? What is redress? What do survivors want? In this book, Kathleen Daly explores major cases of the historical institutional abuse of children in Canada and Australia. Drawing from first-hand accounts of survivors' experiences, the book documents children's memories growing up in institutions and their experiences with redress, to examine if justice interests - for participation, voice, validation, vindication, and offender accountability-are achieved. Redress for institutional abuse includes civil litigation, public inquiries, and redress schemes. Daly analyzes these areas, paying close attention to redress schemes and asks whether, from a victim's perspective, there is an optimal redress process and outcome. With significant attention worldwide towards identifying effective responses to historical institutional abuse, this text provides a timely, lively, and authoritative resource.
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