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Movement on the Independent Inquiry Into Child Sexual Abuse

Screenshot of the ACT on IICSA Progress tracker that lists all 20 of IICSA's key recommendations and their status with a traffic light system.

ACT on IICSA  (pronounced ick-sar) continues to holding the UK Government to account for fully implementing all 20 of the Inquiry’s recommendations and delivering the systemic change needed to prevent child sexual abuse, protect children, and transform the response to survivors. 

Recent weeks have seen progress on some of the recommendations. For this reasons, why we’ve updated our Progress Tracker:

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ACT on IICSA is an independent campaign group made up of key leaders from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) and CEOs from across the sexual violence sector. Read more about the group and its remit.

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