WALES
BBC News
By India Pollock & Jenny Johnson
BBC News
An “urgent review” has been carried out by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse into its service in Wales following a complaint by a victim.
The victim, who wanted to remain anonymous, has criticised the “poor level of support” he received from the truth project – the arm of the inquiry for victims to share their experiences.
He said he experienced delays and that his support worker broke down in tears.
An inquiry spokesman apologised to the victim.
The IICSA has since put measures in place to prevent it happening again, the spokesman added.
The victim spoke to BBC Wales less than two months since IICSA opened its Wales office in Cardiff, on 26 October.
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