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Deployment of Filipino Domestic Helpers to Kuwait: Latest Updates

The relationship between the Philippines and Kuwait regarding the deployment of Filipino domestic helpers has been a topic of significant discussion and concern in recent years. With the rising number of abuse cases reported, the Philippine government has taken steps to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens working abroad, particularly in Kuwait. This article provides an update on the…

Deployment of Filipino Domestic Helpers to Kuwait: Latest Updates

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The times were same sex parents actually abuse their children is exploited against them as if all same sex parents were the same but if the same thing happened to a "traditional" family nobody says anything

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Panel finds 80 alleged abuse cases tied to WHO's Congo work

Panel finds 80 alleged abuse cases tied to WHO’s Congo work

Twenty-one workers for the World Health Organization in Congo have been accused of sexually abusing people during a Ebola outbreak, a WHO-commissioned investigative panel said Tuesday in a report that identified 83 alleged perpetrators connected to the 2018-2020 mission. The panel released its findings months after an Associated Press investigation found senior WHO management was informed of…

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VATICAN CITY | Women take Catholic bishops to task at Vatican abuse summit

VATICAN CITY | Women take Catholic bishops to task at Vatican abuse summit

VATICAN CITY (AP) — A prominent Nigerian nun blasted the culture of silence that has long kept clergy sexual abuse hidden in the Catholic Church, telling Catholic leaders Saturday that they must transparently admit their mistakes to restore trust among the faithful.

A Mexican journalist followed up, telling the bishops and others at Pope Francis‘ abuse summit that their collective failure to…

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VATICAN CITY | Pope defrocks 2 more Chilean priests accused of sex abuse

VATICAN CITY | Pope defrocks 2 more Chilean priests accused of sex abuse

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis on Saturday defrocked two more Chilean prelates accused of sexually abusing minors, and to show greater transparency about how he’s responding to the church’s global sex abuse crisis, the pontiff publicly explained why they were removed.

The Vatican’s unusually detailed statement announcing the laicization of Jose Cox Huneeus and Marco Antonio Ordenes Fernandez…

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The Vatican said a report from the United Nations due out on Friday would heavily criticise its handling of abuse cases but would not find it in violation of an anti-torture convention. "The Committee did not find the Holy See in violation of the CAT (Convention Against Torture)," the Vatican said in a statement ahead of the official publication of the conclusions of the Geneva-based panel later on Friday. The Vatican also said the report did not find the Church's opposition to abortion constituted torture "thus safeguarding the fundamental right of freedom of religion and the protection and promotion of human life". But it said the panel of independent rights and legal experts would accuse the Vatican of "failing to mandate that abuse accusations be reported to police, moving clergy to evade discipline and failing to see that victims obtain adequate compensation." Source: AFP