00:00You're asking me about the history of the Magd Chopin
00:04and my experience of it?
00:07Yeah, it was of non perfect,
00:09but I bloody hold, didn't deserve that.
00:12The long-awaited report into the Magd dolan laundries
00:15has found there was significant state involvement.
00:19The Taoiseach and the Dáil expressed his regret
00:20but stopped short of offering a full apology.
00:24How can a state apologize for something that was done legally?
00:27It was statutory-based torture.
00:29No.
00:30Statutory-based, arbitral incarceration.
00:34How could we not know that one in every hundred was locked up?
00:39We had to put the state in the dock, make it answer for the crimes against its citizens.
00:46Their stories were actually testimony and that counted as a form of evidence.
00:52It was like prison.
00:55I escaped and immediately they got the police.
00:59This was state involvement on a whole new level.
01:03I cried every day for my baby.
01:07You want to know where your child is about?
01:10They're not former residents. They're survivors. They're heroines.
01:13They worked for no pay. They deserve their justice.
01:17I had been given this series of vaccines.
01:21They don't know were there any lasting effects.
01:24The vast majority of women who went to these institutions went there voluntarily.
01:28When will this government say we violated your human rights and we are sorry?
