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A major sexual abuse lawsuit in Oregon may soon force the LDS Church to reveal what it knew about a trusted doctor’s alleged misconduct. A judge will decide.
Hundreds of survivors just voted to accept a $246 million settlement in the Rochester Diocese abuse case.
A major court ruling in Arizona could force the LDS Church to face a jury over allegations it failed to report child sexual abuse. Here’s what happened.
The Fresno Diocese’s bankruptcy is now reshaping 153 abuse lawsuits. But survivor advocates want answers about delays, asset transfers, and transparency.
The new lawsuits bring the total to more than 50, alleging systemic failure at Oregon’s youth facilities.
New Mexico has been called an “epicenter” of Catholic clergy abuse. Now, eight new lawsuits allege priests abused children as young as 3 across Southern parishes.
A Nashville priest sentenced for sexual abuse just five years after ordination is raising new questions about Church oversight—and whether the crisis is still ongoing.
Years after Iowa pledged child protection reforms, survivors and advocates say the system still fails abused youth—and blocks many from seeking justice in court.
Survivors of childhood abuse in Illinois detention centers file more than 900 lawsuits, exposing decades of alleged systemic failures by state-run institutions.
After a survivor accidentally receives mocking internal emails from a New Jersey diocese, he compares how others—like Paterson and Camden—are getting it right.