Insurers confirm ‘ongoing commitment’ to work with inquiry on child abuse claims
Insurers have welcomed the “thoroughness” of a report published by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse and have committed to working with it on its recommendations.
IICSA’s investigation into accountability and reparations looked at five case studies of institutions where non-recent abuse had occurred in England and Wales, talking to survivors, insurers, local
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