Ireland : Survivor of child abuse on the Redress -Board

ireland / britain | religion | debate Thursday November 10, 2005 22:22 by Con Carroll - class-war Dublin Ireland

intimidation

the intimidation of people will only stop when people speak out

as a survivor of child sex abuse in the care of catholic church religious orders, Daughters of charity /St John of God Brothers
29 November, in Dublin Ireland. I will be called into a hearing about complaints which I have made against individual religious and staff members who were involved in child sexual abuse physical abuse against me. to the redress board.
the institution I was in was in the care of the Daughters of charity,
this institution was for children with physical disabilities. also a place whereb childrens mothers were forced to put their children into care, because of the stigma women recieved during the 1960s in catholic Ireland for been single parents.
children were denied the right to know who their natural mothers were.
the redress-board was set up by the Irish government
to compensate in financial terms survivors of child abuse.
the board members are payed 800 euro per day
I will not be allowed to disclose the names of religious who were involved in child abuse, nor am I allowed to disclose the financial settlement which I may be offered. outside this inquisition meeting.
my legal right to take legal action against the state and church has been denied to me.
to diclose any information outside this inqusition means a deduction in financial terms if offered.