Another Place
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| Artists | Antony Gormley |
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About Another Place
Another Place is a piece of modern sculpture by Sir Antony Gormley located at Crosby Beach in Merseyside, England. It consists of 100 cast iron figures facing towards the sea. The figures are modelled on the artist's own naked body.
Israel Gaza: Giving birth amid shelling and power cuts
... There was a lot of shelling and we had to go to Another Place...
Britney Spears: 'It's refreshing to see her in control', say fans
... Another Place we get to see Britney being her authentic self is social media, says Lucy Rose, particularly on Instagram...
'We are not leaving' - The families who won't evacuate Gaza City
... " I can t flee to Another Place, even if they are going to destroy our homes above our heads, " he adds...
Syrians in Turkey cross border after earthquake
... " We tried to find Another Place to stay but they [the Turkish] kept chasing us away asking us to return to Syria, " she said...
Reindeer herders fear Lapland wind farm boom
... " Five hours north of Umeå, the small town of Jokkmokk, just inside the Arctic Circle, is Another Place where Sami reindeer herders say they re feeling crowded out by the new industrial revolution...
Afghanistan: Parks become latest no-go areas for women in Kabul
... A short drive from the library is the office of the Taliban s morality police, its vice and virtue ministry, Another Place where Afghan women aren t allowed...
Obituary: Jerry Lee Lewis
... With nothing to lose, he recorded Another Place, Another Time - a cover version of a tune by Jerry Chestnut...
Telford child sex abuse survivor: 'There was a stream of men'
... " I don t want to know what is in it, because I m not from Telford; I was trafficked to Telford, it is just Another Place, it is nothing to me, " she said...
Telford child sex abuse survivor: 'There was a stream of men'
A survivor of child sex abuse has spoken of how she was taken to flats and visited " by a stream of men".
Emily Vaughn spoke to an inquiry about abuse in Telford, Shropshire, which concluded evidence of the crimes was ignored by authorities for generations.
Its report said More Than 1,000 girls were abused and a lack of police action had " emboldened" The Perpetrators .
She questioned whether The Report would change anything, but West Mercia Police says improvements have been made.
Ms Vaughn, not her real name and who is now in her mid-30s, said her grooming had started when she was 11.
By the Age Of 14 or 15 she was introduced to older men and it progressed into sexual abuse. She and others were trafficked from her home in Wales across the country, including to Telford.
" We were taken to these flats, " She Said .
" I remember everything was green, it was so Old Fashioned and there were no carpets or anything.
" One Room had mattresses on the floor, The Other room had two beds put together.
" You would go in there And Then it would Just Be like 'You on that mattress, you on that bed', sort of thing and it would Just Be a stream of men Coming In .
" I don't know if it was the same ones, but it was constant. "
The abuse continued until she was 20 when, She Said , she had got " too old" and had been more aware of what was going on.
When The Inquiry was Set Up , She Said she had agreed to speak to it over The Phone . She felt she was not being taken seriously and that it was rushed.
She does not want to read The Final report and said she would not co-operate with another inquiry.
" I don't want to know what is in it, because I'm not from Telford; I was trafficked to Telford, it is just Another Place , it is nothing to me, " She Said .
" What Happened , happened, what can it tell you? What is it going to change? I know it is still happening, I know it is Still Going on, I don't really understand what it is for. "
Although She Said she had been told there would be support in place, it had not been offered to her.
No-one has been convicted over the abuse she suffered.
The Independent inquiry, commissioned by Telford & Wrekin Council in 2018, said it could not comment on individual witnesses.
But it said an independent and confidential support service had been Set Up to help anyone who gave evidence to The Inquiry and it had been available throughout The Inquiry .
There had been reminders about the support before and after people's interviews, but witnesses had to refer themselves, it added.
West Mercia Police has apologised " unequivocally" for past events as has Telford & Wrekin Council.
Police said The Force now had teams dedicated to preventing and tackling child exploitation and worked Better Together with organisations to safeguard children.
The Council said it was working to provide support for victims and was already carrying out many of The Inquiry 's recommendations.
Source of news: bbc.com
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