Kirsty Prince - The price she paid for reporting a crime
About this episode
Kirsty Prince shares her experience of reporting sexual misconduct within the Corrections New South Wales system and the challenges she faced.
PLEASE BE WARNED THIS EPISODE CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE & DESCRIPTIONS Kirsty Prince was working for Corrections New South Wales as a Junior Corrections Officer when she received a picture on her mobile from her supervisor of his genitalia. The picture was also sent to four children, one being 9yo. He tried the sympathy vote with "Its going to kill my wife, I've been very stressed, it was a mistake or I'll lose my job if you tell anyone". But Kirsty was having none of it. Kirsty believed she'd be supported & the matter would be investigated. It WAS investigated & somehow, Corrections NSW decided to reinstate her supervisor without ever consulting her. Support Services include: Whistleblower Project (protecting & empowering Whistleblowers) @ the Human Rights Law Centre E: admin@hrlc.org.au Lifeline: 13 11 14 Text 0477 13 11 14 Police: 000 1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732 Victims of Crime: 1800 819 817 Community Legal Centres: 9652 1501 Worksafe (Advisor) 1800 136 089 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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