New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon issued a formal apology to survivors of abuse in state and church care spanning seven decades, following the findings of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. The inquiry revealed that one in three people experienced abuse, with Maori and Pacific Islander communities disproportionately targeted. Despite the apology, many survivors feel it lacks substance and tangible actions to address the historical trauma and ongoing impact of the abuse.
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Ian Hislop hits out at Justin Welby for attending British Museum gala one day after resignation
Ian Hislop criticized Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby for attending a gala just one day after resigning over an abuse scandal in the Church of England involving John Smyth. Hislop called it "jaw-dropping" and was unimpressed by Welby's presence at the event, telling him it was "lovely" that he had resigned. Hislop also condemned gala attendees for praising Welby's resignation, stating they were too quick to forgive each other and not focused enough on seeking...
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