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A Christian blogger’s post on The Wartburg Watch helped expose Gateway Church founder Robert Preston Morris’ sexual abuse, leading to his guilty plea and highlighting the power of survivor-led accountability.
Former SBC leader Morris Chapman, once seen as a stabilizing figure, is now remembered for his ties to the denomination’s mishandling of clergy sexual abuse.
A Vatican commission says Church leaders continue to fail survivors of clergy sexual abuse, citing weak accountability, poor communication, and lack of transparency.
Los Angeles County has agreed to another massive $828 million settlement involving sexual abuse claims in juvenile and foster facilities, following its record $4 billion deal earlier this year.
Netflix’s new hit series Wayward has reignited public attention on the abusive troubled teen industry, a multibillion-dollar network of youth programs tied to decades of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. From the roots of Synanon and CEDU to recent cases, the TTI’s legacy continues to haunt survivors demanding accountability.
Former LDS-affiliated Oregon doctor David Farley, accused by nearly 200 former patients, has pleaded not guilty to 11 felony charges as survivors continue to seek justice.
When survivors of clergy or institutional sexual abuse come forward in large numbers, institutions such as dioceses, churches, and schools sometimes respond by filing for
A Florida woman’s sexual assault lawsuit against Uber has grown into a legal battle over the company’s alleged concealment of safety data and sexual assault records.
A federal panel will consider whether to combine 17 Lyft sexual assault lawsuits into one case, echoing the Uber litigation already underway in California.
Dr. Michael Greger, known for his work on nutrition and public health, exposes the ongoing practice of non-consensual pelvic exams on unconscious women in medical schools. Will #MeToo be able to break through the white-coat wall of silence? Dr. Greger asks.