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Category: Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA)

UK inquiry calls for mandatory reporting of child abuse, with no exceptions for sacramental confession

A government-established inquiry into sexual abuse says priests should be legally required to report abuse, even if it means violating the seal of confession.

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Italian bishops pondering national abuse inquiry

Bishops in Italy are considering the launch of a formal independent inquiry into clerical sexual abuse in the country, yet victims have voiced doubt that the Italian ecclesial hierarchy is ready to take such a significant step.

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Cardinal apologizes for abuse as English bishops overhaul safeguarding structures

England’s top prelate expressed his “profound sorrow and apologies” on Friday, after he was personally singled out in a scathing report on clerical sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in England and Wales.

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UK abuse inquiry: No ‘sufficient urgency’ for safeguarding in Catholic Church

A government-established inquiry into sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in England and Wales says “real and lasting changes to attitudes have some way to go if the Roman Catholic Church is to shake off the failures of the past.”

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