Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has issued a heartfelt apology after facing criticism for his farewell speech to the House of Lords, which abuse survivors described as insensitive and lacking remorse. The speech followed the Makin report, which concluded…
In his first public speech since announcing his resignation, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby faced backlash from Church abuse victims who criticized his tone and lack of remorse. Victims described Welby’s remarks as ‘frivolous’ and ‘disgusting,’ particularly in light of…
Victims of the Church of England abuse scandal reacted with anger to Archbishop Justin Welby’s speech in the House of Lords, accusing him of making light of serious safeguarding failures. In his speech, Welby, who resigns in January, suggested that…
Bishop Helen-Ann Hartley of Newcastle has expressed feeling ‘frozen out’ by her peers after publicly calling for the resignation of Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. Hartley was one of the first clergymen to suggest Welby’s resignation due to his handling…
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will remain in his position until January 6, 2024, after resigning due to allegations surrounding his handling of child abuser John Smyth’s case. A review criticized Welby for failing to report Smyth, a prolific abuser….
An investigation into John Smyth, an alleged prolific abuser linked to the Church of England, reveals systemic failures by police and church authorities that allowed Smyth to escape justice for decades. Despite being accused of abusing over 100 children and…
John Smyth, a notorious abuser linked to the Church of England, evaded justice for decades, with police reportedly not acting on allegations due to systemic issues and an ‘active cover up’ within the church. The Makin report reveals that while…
Edith Nyachuru, sister of a boy who drowned at a Christian camp run by convicted abuser John Smyth, holds the Church of England accountable for his death. She claims they ignored prior abuse allegations against Smyth and asserts that her…
Edith Nyachuru holds the Church of England responsible for the death of her brother, Guide, who drowned at a Christian camp in Zimbabwe run by notorious abuser John Smyth. Despite past reports of Smyth’s abuses in the UK, he continued…
A report reveals the Church of England’s long-standing cover-up of extensive abuse by barrister John Smyth QC, who is believed to have harmed over 100 children and young men from the 1970s to the 1980s. Despite early allegations, Smyth evaded…
