US Edition‘Improving the protection of exploited children in the wake of the Casey audit’
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‘Improving the protection of exploited children in the wake of the Casey audit’
By Professor Michelle McManus In June 2025, the government announced a national inquiry into group-based child sexual exploitation (CSE) to oversee reviews of multi-agency safeguarding failures, prompted by Baroness Casey’s national audit on grooming gangs. The headlines spoke of collective failure and broken systems, along with new government promises of stronger data sharing, clearer accountability and improved multi-agency working. But for fr…
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