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Father and Son Sue Anglican Church for Residential School Abuse's Intergenerational Trauma
A British Columbia father and son are suing the Anglican Church of Canada, alleging the son's conception resulted from the father's sexual abuse at St. Michael's Indian Residential School in the 1960s; the lawsuit seeks damages for the son's loss of Indigenous identity and benefits.
Father and Son Sue Anglican Church for Residential School Abuse's Intergenerational Trauma
A British Columbia father and son are suing the Anglican Church of Canada, alleging the son's conception resulted from the father's sexual abuse at St. Michael's Indian Residential School in the 1960s; the lawsuit seeks damages for the son's loss of Indigenous identity and benefits.
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56% Bias Score
Abbé Pierre: 12 New Sexual Assault Accusations Add to Growing Scandal
A report reveals 12 new accusations of sexual assault against Abbé Pierre, including seven against minors, bringing the total to 45; Emmaüs and the French Bishops' Conference are jointly providing financial compensation to victims, while the Church's inability to pursue criminal charges due to the s...
Abbé Pierre: 12 New Sexual Assault Accusations Add to Growing Scandal
A report reveals 12 new accusations of sexual assault against Abbé Pierre, including seven against minors, bringing the total to 45; Emmaüs and the French Bishops' Conference are jointly providing financial compensation to victims, while the Church's inability to pursue criminal charges due to the s...
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36% Bias Score
UK to Ban NDAs Hiding Workplace Harassment
The UK government will ban Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) used to silence victims of workplace harassment and discrimination, reversing its prior stance and fulfilling a campaign pledge; the amendment to the Employment Rights Bill will be debated in the House of Lords next week.
UK to Ban NDAs Hiding Workplace Harassment
The UK government will ban Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) used to silence victims of workplace harassment and discrimination, reversing its prior stance and fulfilling a campaign pledge; the amendment to the Employment Rights Bill will be debated in the House of Lords next week.
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40% Bias Score
Petition Demands Paired Educators in Childcare Centers After Abuse Allegations
Following allegations of abuse and food contamination by a male educator at multiple Australian childcare centers, a petition demands legislation requiring at least two educators be present at all times, citing an additional weekly cost of \$1200 per center, while increased CCTV installation is also...
Petition Demands Paired Educators in Childcare Centers After Abuse Allegations
Following allegations of abuse and food contamination by a male educator at multiple Australian childcare centers, a petition demands legislation requiring at least two educators be present at all times, citing an additional weekly cost of \$1200 per center, while increased CCTV installation is also...
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40% Bias Score
Oltra Case Dismissed, Victim Appeals
A Spanish court dismissed charges against former Vice President Mónica Oltra regarding the alleged cover-up of her ex-husband's sexual abuse of a minor, prompting an appeal by the victim who claims evidence shows an attempt to obstruct justice, including delaying responses and producing biased repor...
Oltra Case Dismissed, Victim Appeals
A Spanish court dismissed charges against former Vice President Mónica Oltra regarding the alleged cover-up of her ex-husband's sexual abuse of a minor, prompting an appeal by the victim who claims evidence shows an attempt to obstruct justice, including delaying responses and producing biased repor...
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48% Bias Score
Burgos Priest Imprisoned for Online Sexual Abuse of Minors
A Burgos priest was arrested and imprisoned for posing as a woman online to obtain erotic photos and videos from underage boys he knew through his parish; the Archdiocese of Burgos is cooperating with authorities and investigating the full extent of the abuse.
Burgos Priest Imprisoned for Online Sexual Abuse of Minors
A Burgos priest was arrested and imprisoned for posing as a woman online to obtain erotic photos and videos from underage boys he knew through his parish; the Archdiocese of Burgos is cooperating with authorities and investigating the full extent of the abuse.
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20% Bias Score
Rotherham Rapist Jailed: 43rd Conviction in Operation Stovewood
Amer Khan, 42, from Rotherham, was sentenced to six and a half years in prison for raping a woman he had been abusing since 2002; his conviction is the 43rd secured by Operation Stovewood, the NCA's investigation into Rotherham's historic sexual abuse.
Rotherham Rapist Jailed: 43rd Conviction in Operation Stovewood
Amer Khan, 42, from Rotherham, was sentenced to six and a half years in prison for raping a woman he had been abusing since 2002; his conviction is the 43rd secured by Operation Stovewood, the NCA's investigation into Rotherham's historic sexual abuse.
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32% Bias Score
ADF's Sexual Abuse Crisis Hampers Recruitment, Demands Independent Reform
Australia's second female defence minister, Linda Reynolds, states the Defence Force is incapable of fixing the systemic sexual abuse crisis that is damaging its recruitment and retention, particularly of women, highlighting the need for an independent process to force change; the ADF missed its rec...
ADF's Sexual Abuse Crisis Hampers Recruitment, Demands Independent Reform
Australia's second female defence minister, Linda Reynolds, states the Defence Force is incapable of fixing the systemic sexual abuse crisis that is damaging its recruitment and retention, particularly of women, highlighting the need for an independent process to force change; the ADF missed its rec...
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32% Bias Score
ADF Accused of Inaction on Widespread Sexual Abuse
A lawyer involved in a 2011 review of sexual abuse in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) accuses the government and ADF of inaction, citing ongoing abuse and high suicide rates among female veterans despite multiple investigations and recommendations.
ADF Accused of Inaction on Widespread Sexual Abuse
A lawyer involved in a 2011 review of sexual abuse in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) accuses the government and ADF of inaction, citing ongoing abuse and high suicide rates among female veterans despite multiple investigations and recommendations.
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44% Bias Score
Archbishop Verny Appointed to Lead Vatican's Child Protection Commission
On July 5th, Pope Leo XIV appointed Archbishop Thibault Verny of Chambéry to head the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, succeeding Cardinal Sean O'Malley who resigned due to age, focusing on supporting churches lacking adequate protection and ensuring consistent global standards.
Archbishop Verny Appointed to Lead Vatican's Child Protection Commission
On July 5th, Pope Leo XIV appointed Archbishop Thibault Verny of Chambéry to head the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, succeeding Cardinal Sean O'Malley who resigned due to age, focusing on supporting churches lacking adequate protection and ensuring consistent global standards.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Documentary Exposes Clerical Abuse: "Hermana Leonor"
Leonor Paqué's documentary, "Hermana Leonor," chronicles the stories of victims of clerical sexual abuse in Spain, covering three years, 20,000 kilometers, and 32 locations, culminating in a film currently submitted to national and international film festivals.
Spanish Documentary Exposes Clerical Abuse: "Hermana Leonor"
Leonor Paqué's documentary, "Hermana Leonor," chronicles the stories of victims of clerical sexual abuse in Spain, covering three years, 20,000 kilometers, and 32 locations, culminating in a film currently submitted to national and international film festivals.
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24% Bias Score
Oltra Case Dismissed: Judge Finds No Evidence of Criminal Wrongdoing
A Valencia judge has definitively dismissed the case against former Vice President Mónica Oltra and her colleagues, concluding that there is no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in relation to allegations of covering up sexual abuse by Oltra's ex-husband.
Oltra Case Dismissed: Judge Finds No Evidence of Criminal Wrongdoing
A Valencia judge has definitively dismissed the case against former Vice President Mónica Oltra and her colleagues, concluding that there is no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in relation to allegations of covering up sexual abuse by Oltra's ex-husband.
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64% Bias Score
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