Southern Baptist Convention Defends Abuse Lawsuits While Survivors Await Reform
The SBC is winning battles in court, but survivors say the denomination’s stalled reforms and mounting legal bills raise urgent questions about accountability.
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The SBC is winning battles in court, but survivors say the denomination’s stalled reforms and mounting legal bills raise urgent questions about accountability.
Uber Technologies Inc.’s first bellwether trial on whether the company can be held liable for a rider’s sexual assault allegation concluded Thursday, Bloomberg Law reported.
A new GAO report quantifies JROTC misconduct concerns, finding accusations in up to 240 schools and revealing gaps in training and oversight as expansion plans advance.
Congress presses Uber for a full accounting of rideshare assault safeguards as newly cited figures raise hard questions about what is known and what remains hidden.
Their stories were once hidden by fear and stigma. Now, high-profile male survivors like Terry Crews and Brendan Fraser are reshaping how the world sees sexual abuse.
A strategic venue shift is reshaping the Uber sexual assault MDL. Two early federal trials will now be heard in North Carolina, raising questions about jury impact, corporate tactics, and what it means for thousands of survivors seeking justice.
New details from an SBC leadership meeting reveal updates on lawsuits, sexual abuse prevention, financial struggles, and new trustee reforms. Here’s what to know.
New Orleans’ archbishop faces questions of accountability as a new leader steps in following a record-breaking $230 million clergy abuse settlement in early September, which survivors have until late October to vote on the revised deal.
New research shows judges, doctors, and police are less likely to recognize sexual abuse when the perpetrator is a woman. Survivors say this denial fuels deeper trauma.
In his first interview as pontiff, Leo claims many victims are real but warns of false accusations and priests’ rights. SNAP says his words are not enough to end years of church abuse.