Justin Welby, former Archbishop of Canterbury, faces scrutiny for his handling of the John Smyth abuse scandal, with victims expressing disappointment at his failure to address the issue promptly. Despite expressing regret and acknowledging his shortcomings, Welby admits that there are still individuals within the Church who have not faced repercussions for their involvement in the abuse cover-up. Furthermore, concerns persist regarding the Church’s treatment of LGBTQ+ and female clergy members under Welby’s leadership.
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Female police officers say harassment case in B.C. underscores need for action
A group of female officers is suing British Columbia's municipal police forces, and they were taken aback when their proposed class action lawsuit was presented as evidence of the urgent need to tackle the "toxic" workplace culture during a recent significant public hearing. This situation has led them to question why they are facing such challenges in their fight for justice. The officers' concerns highlight the ongoing issues within the police force that require immediate...
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