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  • Jun 15

    Ciivise says only 28% of its child protection measures fully effective, calls to 'step up a gear'

    Two and a half years after proposing 82 measures, the Ciivise finds that only 28% are fully operational. On Monday it called for a 'step up in gear' to protect the 160,000 children sexually abused each year.

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