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19.01.2020 - 07:51 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Two major charities responsible for the abuse of children in their care have yet to pledge money to a compensation scheme for victims.
Children placed in the care of Quarriers and Aberlour Child Care Trust were found to have suffered decades of abuse carried out by the organisations’ workers.
The horrific assaults included rape, Lady Smith , of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry , found in a report earlier this month.
The damning findings looked at homes run by three charities – Quarriers ,
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