Are Jehovah’s Witnesses “morally failing” children?
BBC: Religious groups in UK failing children over sex abuse, report says The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA), […]
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There was no reprimand, nothing changed’: Survivors criticise Jehovah’s Witness elders for failing to act over child sexual abuse claims
The Jehovah’s Witnesses church says its elders “endeavour to comply with secular laws about reporting allegations of abuse” – but
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The Truth Project
A REPORT FROM THE UK The Truth Project offers victims and survivors of child sexual abuse the chance to share
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Crusaders: Ex Jehovah’s Witnesses Speak Out (2021)
With Barbara Anderson, Gary Breaux, Asher Candor, Candace Conti. Whistleblowers in a crusade to expose allegations of abuse and mind
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Louisiana Lookback Law
Louisiana passed a child sexual abuse bill on June 14, 2021. The new law eradicates the deadline for sex abuse
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Sweeping inquiry targets clergy sexual abuse in Wisconsin, regardless of when it occurred
(2021) Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul announced the state Department of Justice plans to conduct a sweeping inquiry into clergy
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Incite to love and fine works? No. Jehovah’s Witnesses given €12,000 fine for incitement to hatred against ex-members
Systematic and “disturbing” exclusion?—Belgium thinks so. The court ruled that the non-profit association behind Jehovah’s Witnesses is guilty of inciting
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Court hits Jehovah’s Witnesses with €96,000 fine for discrimination
Photo ©Nicolas Maeterlinck/BELGA Patrick Haeck has spent six years getting his case against the Jehovah’s Witnesses to court The Belgian
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Leaders of a Jehovah’s Witnesses church ‘made a 15-year-old girl listen to an audio tape of her own rape for four hours to for her to say it was “consensual”‘, Utah Supreme Court hears
On Monday the Utah Supreme Court heard arguments in a case where a woman claims Jehovah’s Witnesses leaders forced her