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Who is protected by the Royal Commission’s private hearings? The case of Wolston Park Hospital survivors : Comments
By Adele Chynoweth, published 22/3/2016We would be wrong to assume that all survivors want to speak privately. One group of women survivors has lobbied, for their experiences to be heard as a public case study by the Commission.
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And may have no real problem with selected material being disclosed, one would think, as just raw data that in no way identifies them?
And for the purpose of a genuinely helpful public inquiry, all that's actually needed!
Even so, I believe there will be pedophiles in priests or so called reporters clothing, with an obsession to hear all the laid bare, and endlessly repeated, gory and most intimate details, which to be frank, are quite a turn on for hiding in plain sight, deviants?
These victims have already been traumatized beyond belief and just don't need the sensationalists and scandal pages, probing for "INTERESTING FACTS"or photo opportunities!
Rhrosty.