Sexual abuse lawsuit lodged against former Tullahoma, Tennessee priest
A former Tullahoma priest has been named in a federal lawsuit that includes the Catholic Church in what the plaintiffs […]
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Religious charities could face regulatory action over coercive control, regulator tells RSA (Australia)
Si Gladman / 20 January 2026. Rationalist Society of Australia Religious charities found to have engaged in illegal activity under
Social media are helping cults to recruit and control members
The internet has replaced door-to-door evangelists with online influencers It began as just another niche game inside Roblox, an American
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Shocking Doctrinal Changes in 2024 Governing Body Update #2
Revised interpretations of three scriptures prompt organizational changes, accompanied by a recent decision regarding dress attire made by the Governing
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Study: Kids who’ve been assaulted more likely to develop mental illness
By Erin Blakemore August 19, 2023 at 6:00 a.m. EDT Children and adolescents who have been physically assaulted are nearly
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Charges put focus on Jehovah’s Witnesses’ handling of abuse
Pennsylvania grand jury in recent months accused nine men with connections to the Jehovah’s Witnesses of child sexual abuse
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Barbara Anderson Interviews Efrain Rivera about his life as a JW
On Saturday, August 19, 2023, at 4:45 Central Standard Time, 5:45 EST, Barbara interviewed a former JW, Efrain Rivera, who
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‘We bought a shredder’: Jehovah’s Witnesses accused of destroying teen’s sexual abuse records
Read the full story from the Philadelphia Inquirer (subscription), or MSN.com (free). In a lawsuit, Sarah Brooks says she faced
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5 men used religious community to find victims, attorney general says—criminal charges filed.
Victims and defendants in all five cases were members of Jehovah’s Witnesses congregations; arrests follow sexual abuse charges against nine