Podcast
Switalskis Talks About Abuse: Beyond the Headlines explores all aspects of abuse, from the stories making the headlines to the issues that receive less attention, the experiences of survivors and the latest developments in the legal system.
Each week, specialist abuse solicitor Danielle Vincent is joined by expert guests to share their knowledge, experience and perspectives on a wide range of topics. Through open conversations and informed discussion, the podcast looks beyond the headlines to explore the legal, social and personal impact of abuse, challenge misconceptions and consider the changes needed to better protect and support survivors.
Covering everything from high-profile cases and changes in legislation to the realities of pursuing justice and holding those responsible to account, the series aims to make complex issues accessible, raise awareness and give a voice to important conversations that deserve to be heard.
Whether you're a legal professional, someone with an interest in the issues surrounding abuse, or simply looking to understand more about the experiences of survivors and the support available to them, Switalskis Talks About Abuse: Beyond the Headlines offers expert insight, honest discussion and a closer look at the stories behind the news.
We’re ready to listen and offer expert advice when you need it. Please call 0800 138 0458 or contact us through the website.
The Church of England Redress Scheme is a national programme for people who have experienced abuse connected to the Church of England.
Shoaib Mohammed, 34, has been sentenced to 11 years imprisonment after pleading guilty to a series of sexual offences against a teenage girl.
Television often plays an important role in bringing difficult and often uncomfortable subjects into the public discussion. Two recent storylines in Hollyoaks and EastEnders have done exactly that, exploring the grooming of young girls by adults who have been placed in positions of trust and authority.
Advances in digital forensic technology are transforming the way sexual abuse cases are being investigated. These developments are enabling the police to uncover evidence, identify offenders and allow the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to proceed to criminal trial and secure justice for survivors in circumstances where this may previously have been far more difficult.
At Switalskis, our specialist abuse lawyers have decades of experience in representing survivors of child sexual exploitation. We understand that such cases are very emotional for clients and often legally complex, therefore we are dedicated to providing a supportive and professional environment in which our clients can feel confident in our services. We are committed to ensuring our clients receive the compensation they deserve.
If you have been impacted and would like to discuss your experience in confidence, our specialist abuse team can help. Call 0800 1380 458 or email help@switalskis.com.
