Queensland Abuse Survivors Demand Closure of Legal Loophole

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•The call comes from survivors of institutional abuse in Queensland.
•The loophole restricts survivors' access to legal remedies for past abuses.
•The issue has gained public attention as survivors seek justice and accountability.

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▸If Queensland lawmakers close the legal loophole survivors could have greater access to compensation and institutions may face more legal claims

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WESTABC News (AU) - Just InSurvivors of institutional abuse in Queensland want this loophole closed

Survivors of institutional abuse in Queensland are calling for the closure of a legal loophole that currently limits their ability to seek justice. This issue affects many victims who have faced barriers in holding institutions accountable for past abuses. Closing the loophole could lead to increased legal claims and changes in how abuse cases are handled in Queensland.