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Film director to speak at child abuse rally today
KENT NEWS: An award-winning film-maker who specialises in investigations of child abuse will address thousands at a rally in Trafalgar Square today.Bill Maloney, 54, who edits his documentaries from a converted caravan in Whitstable, has earned a reputation for exposing horrific activities at some of the country’s most notorious care homes and detention centres.
As such he will be one of a number of chief speakers at this afternoon’s UK Rally Against Child Abuse, which takes place between 1-5pm and will also feature an open mic session for victims and their families.
Last year Mr Maloney shot a controversial film, entitled Adam Rickwood and The Medomsley Heroes, which he said generated a huge response.
Half of the film focuses on the abuse carried out at County Durham’s infamous Medomsley detention centre in the 1970s and 80s, while the rest examines the plight of 14-year-old Adam Rickwood, who committed suicide in 2004 after being unlawfully restrained by officers at Hassockfield Secure Training Centre.
Mr Maloney said: “The organisers of the rally approached me on the back of a couple of films I’ve done about child abuse, and I’ve been getting emails from victims all over the world.
“They all want to know what I’m going to talk about at the rally, and I’ve told them I want to know why the age of consent in the Vatican City is the youngest in the world at 12 if all the nuns and priests are meant to be celibate.
“Given that my whole family was abused by the Roman Catholic church, that’s something I want to get out there.
“People from all over the world are interested in child abuse and there’s a very big movement against it now.
“This rally is an opportunity for people to sound off and talk about the things and people that are making them angry.”
One of eight children born to an alcoholic father and prostitute mother, Mr Maloney spent the majority of his childhood in care but was able to turn his life around.
A career making films and documentaries followed, with the highlight so far being an award at the New York Film Festival for his first creation, Lunatic.
However, Mr Maloney has so far rejected big-money directing deals and is determined to stay close to his working-class roots.
He said: “There are millions of abuse victims out there and so many of them are messed up, either on anti-psychotic drugs or self-medicating.
“It’s really a very harrowing world and they need their own film stars, film-makers and singers to represent them.
“I think it’s good to show that victims like me can come through and have a sense of humour and the ability to love. It’s not all doom and gloom.”
Film director to speak at child abuse rally today
Friday, 6 August 2010
Abuse victim to 'commit Treason' at Nelson's Column UK Rally Against Child Abuse 2010, Saturday 7th August, Trafalgar Square, London,
Internationally acclaimed, award winning filmmaker, Bill Maloney (see photo attached), whose family were all brought up and abused in the care of London Authorities, is so incensed at the Crown’s ongoing role in the cover up of institutional child abuse, that he is planning to publicly commit Treason by condemning the Monarchy at this Saturday’s UK Rally Against Child Abuse [1] in Trafalgar Square. He will also use the platform to ask the Pope a direct and deeply disturbing question.Maloney, who is no stranger to controversy, having been thrown out of BBC Question Time for demanding answers to questions about institutional child abuse, has defended his decision saying:
“I’m not a social worker, I’m not here to satisfy egos, I’m here to stop children being abused – NOW! The police can arrest me if they want. If they do, I will invite everyone to come to the police station with me.
“The abusers are protected by the establishment. You can’t keep bashing our kids like this – I’m not going to allow it anymore. Government funded child abuse – be it physical, mental, emotional or sexual - must stop now.
“We need to give information to kids to help them protect themselves from rampant abuse by those in positions of authority. Kids need to know their rights and who to turn to when their welfare is threatened or violated. I think that the subject of paedophilia should be included in the National Curriculum”
Maloney’s recent documentary film, ‘Adam Rickwood & the Medomsley Heroes’ led to public outcry, with its revelations by victims of sadistic paedophile prison officer Neville Husband, and the campaign for truth and justice by the family of Adam Rickwood, (14), the youngest person to ‘allegedly’ commit suicide in a UK Secure Training Centre (formerly Medomsley Detention Centre).
His previous controversial documentary ‘Sun, Sea and Satan’ exposes evidence of a massive establishment cover-up of child abuse at the Haut de la Garenne children’s home on the Channel Island of Jersey.
Even though he still lives in his ex-council flat with little or no funding, Cockney-speaking Irishman Maloney, along with the support of his proud film production family www.pienmashfilms.com, turned down a lucrative acting/directing career to use his unique skills for worthy causes.
Maloney, along with his co-filmmaker Lilly Starr create documentaries that are hard-hitting but extremely engaging. ‘Billy & Lilly’ go were angels and major broadcasters fear to tread.
Maloney’s campaign has seen him anger: David Dimbleby (On BBC Question Time); Jack Straw (whom he caught lying on tape in a London Cab); Nick Clegg (on his campaign trail) and many more leading Establishment figures who have refused to answer questions about the concealment of institutional child abuse.
Abuse victim to 'commit Treason' at Nelson's Column
Abuse victim to 'commit Treason' at Nelson's Column UK Rally Against Child Abuse 2010, Saturday 7th August, Trafalgar Square, London,
Internationally acclaimed, award winning filmmaker, Bill Maloney (see photo attached), whose family were all brought up and abused in the care of London Authorities, is so incensed at the Crown’s ongoing role in the cover up of institutional child abuse, that he is planning to publicly commit Treason by condemning the Monarchy at this Saturday’s UK Rally Against Child Abuse [1] in Trafalgar Square. He will also use the platform to ask the Pope a direct and deeply disturbing question.Maloney, who is no stranger to controversy, having been thrown out of BBC Question Time for demanding answers to questions about institutional child abuse, has defended his decision saying:
“I’m not a social worker, I’m not here to satisfy egos, I’m here to stop children being abused – NOW! The police can arrest me if they want. If they do, I will invite everyone to come to the police station with me.
“The abusers are protected by the establishment. You can’t keep bashing our kids like this – I’m not going to allow it anymore. Government funded child abuse – be it physical, mental, emotional or sexual - must stop now.
“We need to give information to kids to help them protect themselves from rampant abuse by those in positions of authority. Kids need to know their rights and who to turn to when their welfare is threatened or violated. I think that the subject of paedophilia should be included in the National Curriculum”
Maloney’s recent documentary film, ‘Adam Rickwood & the Medomsley Heroes’ led to public outcry, with its revelations by victims of sadistic paedophile prison officer Neville Husband, and the campaign for truth and justice by the family of Adam Rickwood, (14), the youngest person to ‘allegedly’ commit suicide in a UK Secure Training Centre (formerly Medomsley Detention Centre).
His previous controversial documentary ‘Sun, Sea and Satan’ exposes evidence of a massive establishment cover-up of child abuse at the Haut de la Garenne children’s home on the Channel Island of Jersey.
Even though he still lives in his ex-council flat with little or no funding, Cockney-speaking Irishman Maloney, along with the support of his proud film production family www.pienmashfilms.com, turned down a lucrative acting/directing career to use his unique skills for worthy causes.
Maloney, along with his co-filmmaker Lilly Starr create documentaries that are hard-hitting but extremely engaging. ‘Billy & Lilly’ go were angels and major broadcasters fear to tread.
Maloney’s campaign has seen him anger: David Dimbleby (On BBC Question Time); Jack Straw (whom he caught lying on tape in a London Cab); Nick Clegg (on his campaign trail) and many more leading Establishment figures who have refused to answer questions about the concealment of institutional child abuse.
Abuse victim to 'commit Treason' at Nelson's Column
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