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Diocese in DEFAULT Further papers to be lodged this week in The High Court in response to failure of the Diocese of Dromore and St Colmans Collegeto meet its legal commitments to five survivors in million pound payout. #Abuse

Five actions against St Colmans College paedophile President Fr Finegan abuse cases settled at the doors of the Court. Settlements include damages agreed in excess of £1.2 Million and written apologies from Archbishop Martin Our @MckeeganClaire & @vichaddock acting #abuse

Delighted to address TEO committee along with @LawSociety_NI on draft #MotherandBabyHomes public inquiry and redress legislation Our clients @BMATCFJ @BMATCT @TruthRecoveryNI called for amendment of the bill to ensure inclusion of all survivors and acceptable compensation levels

Our chair is appealing to those who might not usually interact with the Committee, as well as groups who may be directly or indirectly affected by the Bill to share their opinions with us. Find out more about our roundtable sessions here: lk.cmte.fyi/stakeholderses…

youtube.com/live/PlpI5Uh0E… On Wednesday 17th, we attended Stormount once again to meet with the Committee, to give evidence regarding necessary amendments to the bill. Although we only had a 5 minute slot to make our opening remarks and statement, I think it's safe to say we done ok

Despite the accepted facts; paedophile priest Fr Malachy Finegan sexually, physically and emotionally abused children over 4 decades whilst employed as a priest of Dromore later being elevated to President of the College, offending having affected more than a hundred individuals,

A privilege to speak at the NI premiere of Gerard Gorman’s life story, BOY last night. Ground breaking, brave work that explores the devastating fall out of child sexual abuse while touching and lifting the soul through music and poetry. Bringing understanding, hope, & healing.

The TRNI Steering Group has sent the statement below to the Chair and all the NI Assembly members who are members of The Executive Committee @NIAEOCttee #InclusiveOfAll @recovery_truth @TruthPanel_NI @BMATCT @BMATCFJ

Emotional but positive responses regarding the bill in the chamber.

SDLP MLA Sinéad McLaughlin has spoken in the Assembly as the Mother and Baby Homes Bill moves to its second stage. This is about more than words, it’s about real accountability and proper compensation for the women and children failed by the state, the church and society.

Mary Margaret died before 29th September 2011 like many other babies their Justice has been denied @BBCNewsNI @MckeeganClaire @moneillsf @PaulaJaneB @TruthRecoveryNI @niexecutive @UTVNews

This Brenda, died before 29th September 2011 Her justice has been denied like many others @UTVNews @BBCNewsNI @TruthRecoveryNI @moneillsf @PaulaJaneB @MckeeganClaire

Another nail put in the coffin of those who died before 29th September 2011 including babies #Heartbroken @UTVNews @PaulaJaneB @moneillsf @BBCNewsNI

Looking back 5 years on from the commencement of the HIA REDRESS scheme as a result of the JR80 case which was a turning point in the legal landscape for abuse survivors in NI Today the scheme CLOSES £100 million has been paid to survivors @SAVIA_NI itv.com/news/utv/2019-…

Check out Abbi Johnson's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNddotWgN/

@itvnews @SarahCorkerNews @ITVTonight @ITVX Hi sarah, these institutions also happened in the north or Ireland also, and there's proof the state where involved

ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews has been investigating one of Britain’s darkest social injustices and the lifelong consequences of forced adoptions in the UK Watch @ITVTonight - Forced Adoption: Britain's Silent Scandal at 8.30pm on ITV1 and @ITVX itv.com/news/2025-02-2…

@AdoptionApology No apology in the north of Ireland yet either 😒

The new Cillian Murphy film, "Small Things Like These' will be previewed on 19-10-2024. We'll be there to raise awareness, reminding people that forced adoptions also took place in England. There have been Apologies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, why not in England?