CLEAN : Survivors of abuse in N.Ireland children's homes respond to ministers' apology

The transcript discusses the journey to receive an apology from institutions for past abuses. It highlights the efforts and struggles faced over 15 years of campaigning. The speaker reflects on the failures of institutions to act earlier and emphasizes the need for atonement and significant contributions to a redress fund. The narrative underscores the emotional and psychological impact of the past actions and the importance of genuine efforts to amend them.

What was the main challenge faced by the campaigners in obtaining an apology?

• Institutional resistance

• Lack of public support

• Media indifference

• Legal obstacles

How did the institutions treat the campaigners, according to the second section?

• Worse than animals

• With respect and understanding

• As equals

• With indifference

What historical periods are mentioned in relation to the changes in treatment?

• 1990s and 2000s

• 1970s and 1980s

• 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s

• 1920s and 1930s

What is the suggested way for institutions to make amends, as mentioned in the third section?

• Providing free counseling services

• Organizing community events

• Contributing to a redress fund

• Issuing a public apology

What does the speaker believe the church and institutions failed to demonstrate?

• A firm purpose of amendment

• Financial transparency

• Community engagement

• Legal compliance