Occasional campaign updates
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CAAGe updates August 2023
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June 2023: New website live
The new caage.org website went live. It is still, and will always be a work in progress!
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July 2022: War on Grooming Gangs 'starts'
Rishi Sunak declared War on Grooming Gangs, albeit perhaps without too much understanding of how they worked, the underlying problems with policing and social services. Although it was also said that it was a ‘national emergency’. Let’s hope other national emergencies don’t get such a lukewarm ‘fight’.
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March 2021 Preety Sidhu joins CAAGe
Preety joined us as a recommended counsellor, and has done an amazing job serving victims of grooming ever since.
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February 2021: VAWG response
A summary of recommendations made to the VAWG Consultation "Tackling violence against women and girls. The plan for 2021 to 2024".
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August 2020: #PAP Week
In August 2020, CAAGe ran #PAP Week (Police and Pen*ses Week), highlighting some sensitivities that the police need to address!
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July 2019, Campaign updates
Video update covering marriage fraud, research and volunteers: July 2019 video
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May 2019, Campaign update
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PIN Update 31 May, 2019
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January 2019 Update
January 2019 sees a new name for the Campaign: CAAGe. And there’s a general update: January 2019
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Campaign Updates January 2019
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December 2018: End of Year Report
Despite CEO Claire having braved the camera and reported on film, the 2018 End of Year Report managed to get lost in the website move.
Part of life!
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October 2018, Campaign update
John Redwood, MP, and the Rt Honourable David Gauke MP, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice confirmed that there are no intentions whatsoever to change the law from the Sexual Offences Act 2003, to protect the victims of adult sexual grooming, because government considers that it is working well.
CAAGe started it’s pages on Where to Access Mental Health Support
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September 2018 - the backlash begins
CAAGe update 3 September : Backlash
In June 2018, Parliament recommended discontinuation of the PIN In September, John Redwood, MP, and the Rt Honourable David Gauke MP, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice confirmed to CAAGe that this was about to happen.
September 2018: Names removed, the backlash begins
Campaign update Sept 12, 2018.
Engaging John Redwood in the PIN debate: first the good news, then the bad news
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