Glen Fisher is a survivor and activist intent on breaking the silence on child sexual abuse.
This is an interview with Glen in which he discusses his abuse as a child and what it was like to grow up in Kings Cross back in the 80s.
It's not an easy topic to listen to, but it is vital that we do if we are to learn from survivors to better protect children.
In the interview, Glen highlights the importance of Protective Education for both parents and children and gives us an insight into the grooming process.
Today Glen is a proud dad and granddad and an advocate for Forgotten Australians.
You might like to follow Glen in his advocacy for justice on his Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/groups/498114067677692
If you would like to purchase Glen’s book, you can purchase it directly from him by messaging him on his page or from Booktopia or Amazon.
https://www.booktopia.com.au/predators-paradise-glen-fisher/book/9781922261984.html
https://www.amazon.com.au/Predators-Paradise-Journey-Survival-Resilience/dp/192226198X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=FT10XHMMIO8H&keywords=predators+paradise&qid=1642649063&sprefix=predators+paradise%2Caps%2C273&sr=8-1
Predators' Paradise is a raw, honest account of Glen Fisher’s life.
Haunted by his abusers, he is driven to fight for justice for himself and the many friends he lost along the way. Having been told by the worst of his abusers that he would never get justice or write a book, Glen became even more determined to do both.
The justice system is a maze of heavily flawed processes. Glen knows this, but he keeps fighting. He gave evidence about police corruption and protection of paedophiles at the Wood Royal Commission and also at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Abuse. He assisted the police in holding three abusers accountable in court cases that led to their convictions and imprisonment.
There are more predators who need to be held accountable, and Glen is fighting to have them arrested.