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New Report On Church Of England Reveals 400 More Cases Of Abuse
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The Church of England recently released a report detailing the findings of a three-year internal review. An extensive look into the church's personnel records uncovered almost 400 new cases of abuse. The review board read some 75,000 files as far back as the 1940s throughout all 42 dioceses and records kept at the archbishops' headquarters. 168 of the cases discovered involved children, 149 involved vulnerable adults, and 27 identified both. 242 perpetrators were clergy, 53 were church officers, and 41 were volunteers who worked with children. Archbishops Justin Welby and Stephen Cottrell, the church leaders, apologized to the victims and their families, adding, "It was not your fault, and you are not to blame." The report noted instances of "misogyny, sexism, and attitudes relating to women in the church, as well as to same-sex relationships." The report focused on the culture of the church, using the term "protectionism" to describe "a culture which allows alleged and convicted perpetrators to work and worship unchecked, failure to listen and act, disbelief and in some cases diverting blame onto the victim of abuse."
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New Report on Church of England Reveals 400 More Cases of Abuse
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