Kincora Victim Seeks Judicial Review of Goddard Exclusion

NEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUE Some weeks ago we pressed the Goddard Enquiry into historic child sex abuse to extend its remit to the Kincora Home scandal in Belfast. We had previously asked UK Home Secretary, Theresa May, to extend the remit of the enquiry by Justice Goddard but she had refused saying that matters relating to Kincora were a matter for the NI Assembly. We disagreed believing that the alleged use of the so called ?house of horrors? by British Intelligence in the 1970s and fact that children accommodated there were trafficked to London placed it well within the purview of the Goddard Review. We are still awaiting a reply from Goddard which is not surprising given that the enquiry is apparently under resourced. However, some of the victims of the abuse are not prepared to wait and see if their desire for a hearing by Goddard is accepted. Today one of the victims, Gary Hoy, commenced proceedings in seeking a judicial review of the decision to include scrutiny of Kincora by Goddard. See also related links on Celtic News including correspondence to UK Home Secretary, Theresa May, and also Justice Goddard: Goddard Inquiry Urged to Extend Remit Home Secretary Pressed on Kincora Decision J B Moffatt (Mr) Director of Information Celtic League 01/06/15 (Please note that replies to correspondence received by the League and posted on CL News are usually scanned hard copies. Obviously every effort is made to ensure the scanning process is accurate but sometimes errors do occur.) ISSUED BY THE CELTIC LEAGUE INFORMATION SERVICE. The Celtic League was established in 1961 and has branches in the six Celtic Countries. It works to promote cooperation between these countries and campaigns on a broad range of political, cultural and environmental matters. It highlights human rights abuse, monitors all military activity and focuses on socio-economic issues Download our News App for Android here. Internet site at: (voir le site) (voir le site) Share this!