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I acknowledge your pain and your courage.  \nWith a choice of coming face to face with your abuser, in court, in restorative justice or in your family, this book will encourage you to seek truth, kindness and compassion.  \nIn Australia today sexual abuse is common. One in four women and one in six men have experienced it. Unfortunately, very few are able to discuss what happened and fewer still seek restoration and emotional healing. We survivors are made to carry the unbearable burden that sexual abuse brings.  \nAs you challenge yourself and those closest to you; as you seek help from the judicial system for an apology, I offer the encouragement of a fellow traveller.  \nBy sharing my experience, my wish is you’ll find the courage to request your perpetrator beheld accountable.  \nForgiveness of an abuser is neither quick nor easy. It is a process.  \nThis story is real, though certain names are withheld to reduce harm. My abuser's name appears as a matter of public record.  \nThis is not a story for the faint hearted but one of forgiveness and redemption.  \nIt is about a long journey to wholeness and recovery of spirit. There is no part of this story I would change.  \nI hope and pray you are transformed by reading it. I trust you can eventually open your heart to forgive your abuser.  \nOnly by doing so can you set yourself and them free.  \nHeartfelt best wishes  \nMark Jones  \nSeptember 2020  \n© Copyr ght Mark Jones 2020 2  \nImplementation of the National Redress Scheme Submission 43-Attachment 1  \nAPPENDIX 1-One in Six?  \nAcknowledgements  \nI am profoundly grateful for all of the support I have received from so many people over the years. It seems that the right person turns up with the right information at the right time. This has been a constant theme in my life.  \nTo all of those who have been involved in groups that I have participated in, I sincerely thankyou for hearing and seeing me. To the therapists, the clergy, those from whom I have sought support-you have all been part of my healing process for which I am grateful.  \nTo the politicians, members of the judiciary and the staff of the Royal Commission into Institutional Child Abuse who deal with the fallout of sexual abuse on a daily basis. This is a tough topic. Your dedication to your public service leadership role is fundamental to getting the environment right not only justice-but for healing as well. When I attended my interview at the Royal Commission, I was seen and heard for the first time. This profound act of witnessing my story gave me the motivation to choose the course of action outlined in this book. Without the Royal Commission, I may never have resolved to overcome the silence of suffering in which I lived for 40 years.  \nTo those volunteers who work in the myriad of organisations brought before the Royal Commission into Child Sex Abuse in Australia, who have never been involved in any crimes, I honour your service to the cause. I also implore you to keep vigilant in ensuring your churches, scouting groups, old people homes, orphanages or community groups, remain free of abuse and seek to protect children who are especially vulnerable to sexual predators.  \nThe Royal Commission established that 90-95% of perpetrators are men who have both access and opportunity to seek sexual intimacy with children. The families and the children themselves are always groomed, and the perpetrator is known. I want to acknowledge all organisations who have come to recognise the child abu","cbCaiqYGrr0ffzB8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqYGrr0ffzB8","pdf",573822,73,"English","# Prologue\n# Acknowledgements\n# Introduction\n# FLAWED\n# Go Gillard\n# Dear Prime Minister\n# Being Heard\n# Paddington Police\n# Bearing Witness\n# The Elevator\n# Longing for Belonging\n# Man on the Run\n# The Demon Failure\n# Dark Mark\n# Sounds of Silence\n# More, More, More\n# Suicide is Painless\n# Genesis\n# Who Murdered Mark?","[{\"question\":\"Who is “One in Six?” written for?\",\"answer\":\"It is written for survivors of sexual abuse and also for their supporters, family, and friends.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the prologue say survivors are encouraged to seek?\",\"answer\":\"The prologue encourages seeking truth, kindness, compassion, and accountability, including through options such as the judicial system, restorative justice, or family processes.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book describe forgiveness?\",\"answer\":\"Forgiveness of an abuser is presented as neither quick nor easy; it is described as a process that can lead to freedom for both the survivor and the abuser.\"}]","Implementation of the National Redress Scheme Submission 43 - APPENDIX 1 - One in Six? | PDF",184]