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If legislation sponsored passes committee Wednesday, it will go to the full chamber the same day.
After years of stalling at the committee level, the Rhode Island Senate is poised to take up legislation to revive previously expired civil claims of sexual abuse against institutions such as the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence.
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Antonio Meloto’s lawyer said they’re seeking detention at ‘a suitable facility’ due to his sensitive health condition
Filipino humanitarian Antonio Meloto, known for building homes for thousands of poor Filipinos, has been hospitalized days after his arrest north of Manila for alleged sex trafficking.
The 76-year-old founder of Gawad Kali...
Attorney Mitchell Garabedian, who represents victims of clergy sex abuse, says parishes will be protected against past claims of abuse if they entered bankruptcy. It’s also an attempt to bring the bankruptcy to an end and move on. Garabedian explains more.
The Rhode Island House of Representatives passed legislation to allow child sex abuse victims to sue the Catholic Church and other institutions that failed to protect them from pedophiles. As I write this, the Rhode Island Senate is dithering over whether to pass the legislation that would open a two-year revival window for claims that otherwise would have been barred by the ...
A total of 114 alleged abusers were named by the Independent Commission’s report.
The Archdiocese of Braga announced last week that a canonical process involving Father Albino Meireles, accused of child abuse, had concluded with his dismissal from the clerical state.
The announcement is the latest development in a process that has divided ...