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Welcome
This is the home of the HJ Talks About Abuse podcast. We hope that you feel like this is a safe place where you can learn about issues surrounding sexual abuse. We are lawyers so the podcast tends to focus on the legal aspects of the topics we look at, but we aren’t shy to speak out about the broader issues too.
We will cover a variety of topics, but if there is something that you feel we need to cover, please do get in touch and we will consider covering it in a future episode.
About the host
Alan Collins
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Alan Collins is one of the best known and most experienced solicitors in the field of child abuse litigation and has acted in many high profile cases, including the Jimmy Savile and Haut de la Garenne abuse scandals. Alan has represented interested parties before public inquiries including the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry, and IICSA (Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse).
Internationally, Alan works in Australia, South East Asia, Uganda, Kenya, and California representing clients in high profile sexual abuse cases. Alan also spoke at the Third Regional Workshop on Justice for Children in East Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok hosted by Unicef and HCCH (Hague Conference on Private International Law).
Alan usually will have a guest host on the podcast with him. His guests may be other solicitors from within Hugh James, academics, policy makers, charities or even survivors of sexual abuse. If you have an idea for a guest host for an episode of the podcast, get in touch with Alan to discuss.
Let your voice be heard
The HJ Talks About Abuse podcast is at its best when we have input from you, our listeners. If there is a topic that you would like us to discuss on the podcast, we would love to hear about it. Email your questions to hjtalks@aboutabuse.co.uk and stay tuned to hear your question answered in a subsequent episode of the podcast.
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