Prof Jay Urges Child Abuse Reform

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Child sexual abuse inquiry chair Alexis Jay urges government to act

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Independent Inquiry Child Sexual Abuse chair calls for 'full implementation' of reforms.

Group warns against "politicising" sexual violence and pushing back against "misinformation" Prof Alexis Jay led landmark inquiry into abuse in Rotherham , where it was estimated 1,400 children were exploited between 1997 and 2013 , predominantly by men of Pakistani heritage.

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