Former Primodos patient Marie Lyon emotional at publication of report into safety failings leading to daughter's disabil

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by a group seeking justice for regulatory failings and evidence suppression by the government. It highlights the pressure from authorities, the paternalistic attitudes towards women, and the long-term impact on families caring for affected children. Despite multiple reviews, acknowledgment of the issues was delayed, and the quest for justice was not about compensation but recognition of the wrongs done.

What concerns did the speaker express regarding the government's pressure on the review team?

How did the speaker feel about the scientific evidence that was suppressed since 1958?

In what way did the speaker describe the historical treatment of women in relation to the evidence?

What impact did the speaker mention regarding the care of their children who are now adults?

What was the speaker's perspective on apologies from those who were not responsible?