People who were sexually abused in childhood are too late to sue, say top lawyers. The Establishment protects its own.

 Wed 8:32 am +00:00, 17 Sep 2014  1
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Lord Mayor of London Fiona Woolf is preparing to make a statement to dismiss concerns about her chairing the overarching inquiry into child sex abuse.

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Most people who were sexually abused in childhood are too late to sue, say top lawyers


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One Response to “People who were sexually abused in childhood are too late to sue, say top lawyers. The Establishment protects its own.”

  1. 17 Sep 2014 10:27 am
    Anonymous says:

    So our babies are their target.

    The rules of their game are totally biased to make them free to repeat their crimes again & again.

    we the many are their food

    we know who they are?

    satan at play!

    Keep Name-ing & Shame-ing NOW

    HETT

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