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A new article - Misunderstandings about ritual abuse

This article explains why Izzy's Promise was set up and quells some of the myths surrounding the term 'ritual abuse' and what it actually means. Click here to download a copy.

 

A new report - The Silent Minority

This report was initiated after concerns were raised by several organisations at a Glasgow Rape Crisis Training event to members of Izzy's Promise Staff (formerly T.R.A.S.H.) in February 2007. These organisations working with Asylum Seekers in Scotland expressed fears that some Asylum Seekers were unable to report ritual abuse cases and subsequently were not being granted asylum in the UK.

As a result of these fears T.R.A.S.H. sought funding from Awards for All to commission this report. Click here to download a copy.

 

  
 

 

Recommended Publications (Click on the title or image for purchase information)

 

  
 
The Living proof
The Living Proof
The poetry in this book was written by a group of survivors of ritual and organised abuse during a series of workshops designed to allow them to express their feelings via the writing, raising their self-esteem and lessening feelings of isolation.
Who dares wins
Who Dares Wins
This book is aimed at workers who may come into contact with survivors of ritual abuse. It is intended as a basic information resource. Covers issues such as: feminism and ritual abuse, supporting survivors of ritual abuse, children and ritual abuse and a survivor’s perspective.
Behind Enemy Lines
Behind Enemy Lines
This unique publication brings together the experiences of 27 survivors of ritual abuse in an innovative and sensitive way. It provides a rare vehicle wherein survivors (the exports) can talk about their lives. This book reveals the reality of survivors of ritual abuse and shines the light of truth into the darkest corners of secrets, denial. deceit and conspiracy
Fight Rabbit Fight

Fight Rabbit Fight
A collection of stories about the issues faced by survivors of ritual abuse and those who work with them. Told in fairytale fashion, the stories are easy to read and avoid going into detail while still addressing the issues

 
where angels fear Where Angels Fear
A sequel to Who Dares Wins. This book is written with sensitivity and knowledge and is successful at explaining difficult issues. It is written in plain English and does not sensationalise ritual abuse. This book is a practical and informative guide