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When was the last action of the state to cover up things? Ans 2011.

There will, of course, be a move to claim that all the current stories revealing historic coverups are historic and have no relevance today.

However, this would be misleading. I know of recent cases of children being maltreated in care that I have reported to the authorities and received an inadequate response. It is also obvious that the action of banning Leah McGrath Goodman was part of a coverup. This happened in 2011.

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voiceforchildren said…
Mr. Hemming.

This one Blog Posting (including links) exposes the Jersey Child Abuse COVER UP
9:07 pm
Unknown said…
Assuming that Haringey Police and Council are part of 'the state', I strongly suggest that the Musa trial was a major cover-up and all women who are currently on hunger strike in HMP Holloway are also victims of such cover-ups - by various authorities.

But covering up is always a common denominator. Nobody seems to be capable of saying SORRY.
5:00 pm
Jake Maverick said…
why would you report the victims to the abusers? if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem...
5:24 am
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