The Aporia
12 articles about 12 events for “Child Sexual Abuse Cases” from ABC News (AU).
“Cybersecurity and privacy expert Joel Scanlan is the academic co-lead of the CSAM Deterrence Centre, working with the technology industry and other stakeholders to prevent the access and sharing of child sexual abuse material (CSAM).”
“Cases heard in the Federal Court include critical human rights matters, industrial relations cases, taxation law and matters involving multi-million-dollar corporations while the Federal Circuit and Family Court hears migration cases, and matters involving…”
“Warning: This story contains references to sexual abuse and degradation.”
“Video posted to social media shows chaotic scenes of children desperately fleeing out of the school gates as the shooting unfolded.”
“In short: A woman has won more than $460,000 in damages against a former school grounds keeper who sexually abused her as a child.”
“A bishop facing sexual assault charges was living in church properties where the alleged abuse occurred, amidst the tight-knit community where victims were being encouraged to come forward.”
“…arrison James co-founded the Your Reference Ain't Relevant campaign to push for governments to ban the use of good character references in child sex offence cases four years ago, and says the proposed laws would make a tangible difference for…”
“'Disappointment and betrayal' In 2024, Ms Hassell was told that Queensland Police was dropping its investigation into the alleged physical and sexual abuse she suffered in childhood because she had received EMDR.”
“The Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government's Responses to Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings also made recommendations aimed at streamlining the process for victim-survivors.”
“…rm not using hash-matching, a technology that helps to quickly detect and identify child sexual abuse material. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says while there's been some improvement to prevent serious harms, she expects services to "lift their…”
“Child sexual abuse survivor Dion Barber was last year awarded nearly $3 million in compensation for abuse he suffered while in state care in the 1980s and 1990s.”
“The newspaper reported WA's Department of Child Protection (DCP) had failed to take action, despite multiple complaints from residents, police and other agencies of the children's neglect, and failed to address separate complaints of sexual abuse of children…”