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Homeschooling Regulation, Institutional Power, and the Erasure of School-Based Abuse

A survivor-led analysis of safeguarding policy and institutional accountability This article examines recent proposals to expand state oversight of home education in England, questioning the assumptions that underpin them. Written from lived experience alongside engagement with safeguarding policy and research, … Continue reading

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Systemic Obstruction: How UK Social Services Undermine Statutory Rights and Accountability

Introduction The United Kingdom’s social care system operates under a framework designed to protect children and ensure transparency. Yet for many care-experienced people like me, the reality is one of systematic obstruction and institutional self-protection. Statutory mechanisms such as the … Continue reading

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When Trauma Meets Bureaucracy: Living with CPTSD in a System That Doesn’t Understand It

There is something uniquely exhausting about living with Complex PTSD, not just the symptoms themselves, but the constant negotiation with systems that don’t understand them. The very institutions that claim to protect and support people with disabilities or trauma-related conditions, … Continue reading

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