Justice in the Shadows: Why Anonymity for Council Staff Won't Cut It The recent decision by Senior Coroner Richard Travers to reject Surrey County Council's request for anonymity for three council workers at the inquest into Sara Sharif's death has been met with a mix of relief and skepticism.
On one hand, it's a welcome development that the identities of those who failed to properly investigate and protect this young girl will be made public.
On the other hand, some argue that revealing their names could lead to harm to their health and private lives. However, what kind of harm can these employees truly suffer from being named?