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Losing My Religion - Royal Commission
Losing My Religion - Royal Commission
Losing My Religion - Royal Commission
Tuesday 30th November 2021
Hear male survivors discuss the impact of institutional betrayal and insights from the Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse in this episode of Samsn's STRONGER.
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Get the buttons here!Losing My Religion: The Impact of Institutional Betrayal on Male Survivors
What the royal commission did was first, it provided a safe space for male survivors to share their experiences and their stories of abuse.
Imagine being betrayed by someone you trusted completely. In this episode of Samsn's STRONGER, the focus is on the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. This commission was set up by the Australian government to investigate how institutions like churches, schools, and sports clubs handled allegations of child sexual abuse. The episode shares heart-wrenching stories from male survivors who were abused by authority figures they once looked up to, such as religious leaders and teachers.
These survivors often faced disbelief and further trauma when they tried to report their abuse. The episode also features insights from a journalist who covered the commission, shedding light on the unique challenges male survivors face. The discussion highlights the long-term impacts of such abuse, including distrust of authority and missed opportunities in life. It also talks about the National Redress Scheme, which aims to provide support and compensation for survivors.
This episode is a powerful exploration of a deeply troubling issue, offering guidance on pathways to healing and support for those affected. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the profound effects of institutional betrayal and the resilience of those who have survived it.