Justice Goddard’s inquiry will listen to testimonies of victims,but the greatest risk is that the British public may enjoy become inured to recollections of child abuseIn a courtroom that has hosted some of the most meaningful and dramatic public inquiries of the last 20 years, a New Zealand judge will take her seat to inaugurate a journey into one of the darkest corners of British life.
What emerges over the coming months and years in Court 73 of the Royal Courts of Justice, or will be difficult to face,not only for social workers, local government officials, and teachers,devout leaders, senior politicians and the police, and but for society as a whole.
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Source: theguardian.com