Survivors of clerical sexual abuse testified in court against the Oakland Diocese amid bankruptcy proceedings involving nearly 350 claims.
A landmark report from Michigan’s Attorney General reveals decades of alleged sexual misconduct involving nearly 50 Catholic priests and senior figures.
Anthony Odiong, a Catholic priest, rejects a plea deal in a Texas misconduct case involving vulnerable female congregants, setting the stage for trial. Survivors and advocates call for accountability and justice amid ongoing investigations.
Pennsylvania takes a historic step to empower sexual assault survivors by implementing a statewide rape kit tracking system. Learn how this new law enhances transparency, preserves evidence, and prioritizes survivors’ rights.
West Virginia youth pastor John W. Radcliff II faces nearly 200 child abuse charges spanning three decades, as victims and advocates push for justice after years of inaction.
The HM2 Buck for Hope Foundation, created in memory of Navy veteran Danny Buck, raises awareness about sexual assault and suicide prevention in the military.
A lawsuit against IHOPKC alleges leadership failed to act after reports of abuse at a youth retreat. Learn about the case and its implications for accountability within faith-based organizations.
A former urologist at two prominent medical institutions in New York was sentenced to life in prison for his yearslong sexual abuse of patients, some of whom were minors.
New York’s top court debates extending the Child Victims Act filing window by six months in a pivotal case involving alleged sexual abuse by a high school teacher.
First Baptist Dallas faces a $1 million lawsuit over its handling of alleged sexual abuse during a 2022 youth mission trip.
A lawsuit accuses Mead School District of failing to protect Black athletes from racial harassment and abuse by white teammates at a mandatory football camp.
A Florida teen took extraordinary steps to prove her sexual abuse claims after law enforcement dismissed her case.
Gateway Church dismissed four elders following an investigation into abuse allegations against founder Robert Morris. The church clarified that three elders temporarily stepped down, maintaining they were unaware of key facts.
The Jehovah’s Witnesses organization in the U.S. has faced numerous lawsuits and settlements over allegations of child sexual abuse, with claims that church elders failed to report abuse to authorities.
A lawsuit filed by a Chicago teen accuses Chicago Public Schools of failing to act on warning signs of abuse by a former security guard at Dunbar Vocational Career Academy.