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Serving the Wrongly Accused for 20 Years

Forthcoming Events

Spring Conference – save this date

Don’t miss our Spring Conference which will be on Saturday 16th May in Birmingham. Please save this date in your diary. There […]
Service of Fellowship and Encouragement

Every year we have a service of fellowship and encouragement at St James’s Church, Piccadilly, London. People of all faiths or none […]

Latest News

Police officer jailed for falsely accusing a man of sexual abuse of a child
A police officer was sentenced to three years in prison for perverting the course of justice. According to Sky News Senior Crown […]
Doctor’s conviction quashed
A doctor who was wrongfully accused of sexual assault of a female patient had his conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal […]
When will the public wake up? The Sir Richard Henriques Report
We are all our own worst enemy because we so often believe we will never be the victim of a false allegation. […]
Summer 2019 issue of FACTion magazine is now available online
This year’s Summer edition of FACT’s magazine is now available for download here. This issue is packed with news and there are […]
A wasted decade in restoring balance in our justice system? Find out at our Autumn Conference
In 2009 Mark Barlow and Mark Newby delivered their seminal paper on challenging past historical allegations of abuse at a conference which […]
Why pre-charge anonymity is only fair; Ros Burnett
Ros Burnett, an academic linked to the Oxford University Criminology Department has written an article for the Justice Gap on the issue […]
‘Believe the victim’; how the Met swallowed Nick’s tales hook line and sinker
The recent conviction of Carl Beech for perverting the course of justice has been long awaited, not only by the victims of […]

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Email: sec@factuk.org

Helpline: 0843 2892016

FACT, 83 Ducie Street, Manchester, M1 2JQ

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Sister Frances Dominica OBE, DL, FRCN

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FACTion newsletter

Summer 2019 issue of FACTion magazine is now available online
This year’s Summer edition of FACT’s magazine is now available for download here. This issue is packed with news and there are reports from our […]

Important Research

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The Impact of Being Wrongly Accused of Abuse in Occupations of Trust: Victims’ Voices

More about this important research paper from Oxford University Criminology Department. Download Summary [102 KB PDF] Download Full Report [679 KB PDF]

Recommended Books

The Secret Barrister, Stories of the Law and How It’s Broken
Behind The Blue Line! My fight against racism and discrimination in the Police
Presumed Guilty
Wrongful Allegations of Sexual and Child Abuse – Important New Book

Important

F.A.C.T. is a UK-wide voluntary organisation run by lay people. It exists to support carers, teachers, other professionals (and their respective families) who have been falsely accused and/or wrongly convicted of abuse or misconduct.

The views expressed in these pages are merely opinion. Any help that we give is provided on the basis of members' experience of relevant issues which may, or may not, suit individual circumstances. Visitors who rely on any information do so at their own risk.

F.A.C.T. accepts no responsibility for the way in which anyone viewing this site may wish to interpret and/or use the contents or information contained herein.

If you have been falsely accused of abuse or misconduct you should immediately seek advice from a competent and experienced solicitor and continue to do so throughout the investigative period.

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