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HELPING PROTECT CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL ABUSE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE


WHO WE ARE

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, chaired by Professor Alexis Jay
OBE (pictured), was set up because of serious concerns that some organisations
had failed and were continuing to fail to protect children from sexual abuse.
Our remit is huge, but as a statutory inquiry we have unique authority to
address issues that have persisted despite previous inquiries and attempts at
reform.

Find out more about us



INVESTIGATIONS

Although our programme of public hearings is now complete, work is ongoing and
all information gathered will inform the Chair and Panel’s recommendations in
the Inquiry’s Final Report.

Inquiry investigations


RESEARCH

We have an ambitious research programme which will fill gaps in the knowledge
about child sexual abuse and make sure our recommendations are informed by the
latest learning.

Inquiry research


THE TRUTH PROJECT

Our Truth Project offered the opportunity for victims and survivors to share
their experience and be respectfully heard and acknowledged.  By doing so,
they helped us to better understand the long term impact of abuse. Their
contribution will help us make recommendations about support needs, as well as
challenging our assumptions of child sexual abuse.


EXPERIENCES SHARED

These are some of the experiences of child sexual abuse shared with the Truth
Project. All names and identifying details have been changed.

Learn about the Truth Project


INQUIRY TIMELINE

Discover our interactive timeline, which charts the progress of the Inquiry from
its establishment in 2015 to the present day.

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QUARTERLY STATISTICS

The Inquiry is providing a statistical update on the three strands of our work.

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RECOMMENDATIONS

The Chair and Panel make recommendations which are published as part of the
conclusions in an Inquiry report.

View our Recommendations


GET IN TOUCH

If you wish to ask a question about the Inquiry please contact us. You can get
in touch using any of the options below.

 * Call us on 0800 917 1000. The line is open 9am – 5pm on weekdays. Calls are
   free and do not show on your bill.
 * Email us at contact@iicsa.org.uk.
 * Write to us: Freepost IICSA INDEPENDENT INQUIRY. You do not need a stamp.

We aim to respond to all calls, emails and letters within 15 working
days, however, it may take longer to respond in busier periods.


LATEST REPORT

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse has published our Child Sexual
Exploitation by Organised Networks investigation report.

Read the report


LATEST NEWS

 * Victims and survivors say tackling child sexual abuse needs cultural change
   Victims and survivors of child sexual abuse have described their hopes for a
   society where they are not afraid to talk about their experiences, and
   underlined the importance of encouraging a more open conversation on sexual
   abuse. 
   10 February
 * Child sexual exploitation underreported with authorities struggling to keep
   pace, Inquiry report finds
   Extensive failures by local authorities and police forces mean they are
   struggling to keep pace with the changing nature of sexual exploitation of
   children by networks, a report by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual
   Abuse has found. It says children are being sexually exploited by networks in
   all parts of England and Wales in the ‘most degrading and destructive ways’,
   with many exploited children raped or sexually assaulted repeatedly, over a
   period of months or even years.
   1 February
 * Inquiry announces publication dates of final two investigation reports
   The Inquiry will publish its 18th investigation report, Child Sexual
   Exploitation by Organised Networks, at midday on 1 February 2022.
   4 January

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VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS CONSULTATIVE PANEL

The Victims and Survivors Consultative Panel assists and advises the Inquiry on
all aspects of its work. 

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