A coalition of survivors of clergy sexual abuse has called for cardinals electing a new pope to choose someone committed to a zero-tolerance policy towards abuse. This demand comes alongside increased scrutiny of potential candidates' handling of past abuse cases. Survivors argue that the ongoing sexual abuse crisis is still a critical issue, particularly in the Global South, despite attempts by church leaders to downplay its significance. The initiative demonstrates the continued fight for accountability within the Catholic Church's hierarchy as they approach the conclave.
A coalition of survivors of clergy sexual abuse has demanded that cardinals elect a pope committed to a universal zero-tolerance abuse policy, emphasizing the need for accountability.
The End Clergy Abuse group is urging cardinals to prioritize electing a pope with a clean record on abuse, reflecting a deepening scrutiny of candidates for the papacy.
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