Latest: Jersey Care Inquiry
The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry is charged with finding out what went wrong in the island's care system, from the end of the Second World War.
Inquiry hears evidence of a Jersey paedophile ring
Jersey's Care Inquiry has heard evidence claiming there was a paedophile ring on the island in the 70s.
A witness has claimed he was told by St Helier shop owner Jeff Le Marquand that he supplied children from Haut de la Garenne and other places to well known people.
Mr Marquand was later charged with sex offences. He died in 2003.
The witness known as 138 was a teenager at the time. He said he had a bad time in care and was sleeping rough.
The Inquiry continues.
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Jersey must "listen to children"
Children, families and people working in child protection met today to discuss how to shape the future of Jersey's Children's Services.
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Ofsted to inspect children's services in Jersey
The independent inspection is a result of the Independent Care Inquiry, which found that children in care weren't getting necessary support.
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Victims' lawyer: 'Jersey Care Inquiry is about people'
The lawyer representing victims of historical child abuse, has asked the Jersey Care Inquiry to remember the investigation is about people.