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Closing submissions for Marist Brothers' Case Study - 5 November INCASLord AdvocateChief Constable of Police ScotlandScottish MinistersWitness MFZ (Gary)The Marist Brothers

PRESS RELEASE An advocate, John Halley, who was formerly instructed as one of the counsel to the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has raised discrimination proceedings in the Employment Tribunal. The Chair of the Inquiry is the respondent in the proceedings. ...

Inquiry Newsletter: Autumn 2019

The Inquiry has published its Autumn 2019 newsletter which can be downloaded from the link at the bottom of this page. In the newsletter you can find out about the work of the Inquiry, including an update on Boarding Schools, Male Religious Orders, Child ...

On 3 December 2019 the Inquiry will begin hearing evidence relating to Phase 5 of its case study into the abuse of children whose departure from Scotland to countries such as Canada, Australia and New Zealand was part of the child migration programmes. Th...

Evidence is information. We need evidence about all the things that are covered by our Terms of Reference. There are different types of evidence. What a witness tells us at a session or interview can be written down in a statement. Their statement is then...

To be a “core participant” you have to have a significant role in the things being investigated by the Inquiry. A core participant could be a person, a group, or an organisation. The significant role could be about all or only some of the things the Inqui...

This announcement provides information about a future Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) case study. Beginning in summer 2020, phase 6 will investigate provision at boarding schools. The establishments currently being investigated are: Fettes College Go...

If you are likely to be a witness to the Inquiry for some other reason, for example if you are, or were, a staff member of a care provider, a manager of a care provider, a policy official, a social worker, a police officer, a doctor, an inspector, an acad...

Closing submissions from Mr MacAulay, Mr Collins (INCAS), Ms Lawrie (on behalf of the Lord Advocate), Ms Vander Westhuizen (representation for the Chief Constable of Police Scotland), Ms O'Neill (Scottish Ministers), Mr Anderson (on behalf of the Bishop's...