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Total of 135 people make compensation claims over care home abuse

Total of 135 people make compensation claims over care home abuse
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A long-hidden 1994 report has revealed systemic abuse and neglect at a council-run children's home in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Following these findings, 135 individuals have filed compensation claims against the local authority.

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This highlights the failure of institutional oversight and the long-term legal and social consequences of systemic abuse in state-run facilities.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Emma Glasbey Yorkshire home and social affairs correspondent BBC Malcolm Phillips was found unfit to stand trial so a finding of facts hearing took place instead An expert report into abuse at a council children s home concluded that any child placed there was "likely to suffer significant harm", a BBC investigation can reveal.

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