The police in Athens found the frozen body of a nine-month-old baby in a rented apartment, which has led to an investigation into a serious crime and suspicions of domestic violence and sexual abuse. (translated)
Michael Jackson, born on August 29, 1958, remains one of the most influential musicians of all time, known as the King of Pop, with a rich career that includes mega hits, numerous Grammy awards, but also controversies related to his private life and allegations of abuse. (translated)
Anna Paquin spoke about the sexualization of young actresses in Hollywood, emphasizing the lack of protection and support within the entertainment industry. (translated)
Zadar priest don Josip Radić is facing criminal proceedings for failing to report the rape of a 23-year-old girl, and the archdiocese has initiated canonical proceedings against him to protect church values. (translated)
The first final judgment against the Church in Croatia has been issued due to a case of sexual abuse, in which a 44-year-old man from Split was awarded 20,000 euros in compensation for the abuse he endured as a minor from Father Gracijan in the sacristy of St. Francis Church in 1997, highlighting the responsibility of the church institution for inadequate supervision of its members. (translated)
Former child star Raquel Lee Bolleau has filed a lawsuit against Disney, claiming that she was sexually abused by a studio employee during the filming of a movie in 2001, and accuses Disney of failing to respond to clear signs of abuse. (translated)
World snooker champion, Graeme Dott, has been found guilty of child sexual abuse during a trial in Glasgow, while he stubbornly dismisses all allegations as disgusting. (translated)
Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been convicted of pedophilia following the heartbreaking testimonies of two children, and the verdict was reached by the jury after a five-day trial, with his sentencing scheduled for September 29. (translated)
The article discusses the problem of abuse in the Church, emphasizing that silence and lack of transparency, rather than just the revelation of wounds, make the church institution more vulnerable, and that the recent dismissal of a priest due to accusations of sexual abuse serves as a reminder of the price that silence pays in preserving the Church's reputation. (translated)
Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been accused of years of sexual abuse involving two children from 1993 to 2010, and the trial has begun at the High Court in Glasgow, with Dott pleading not guilty. (translated)
The Istrian police issued a warning to parents after passersby noticed a minor child left unattended in a locked car during the heat, emphasizing the risks and serious consequences of such behavior. (translated)
At an informal meeting of the UN Security Council, former Ukrainian prisoners and officials accused Russia of systematically torturing prisoners of war and civilians, while Russia dismissed these accusations as disinformation, alongside reports of severe human rights violations, including beatings, electric shocks, and sexual abuse. (translated)
The two young men who filmed the sexual abuse of a minor live did not end up in pre-trial detention even though the prosecution sought such a measure, and the judge rejected it due to the assessment that there is no danger of influencing the witness, explaining that both young men are very young and without previous convictions. (translated)
Pope Lav XIV will hold a meeting with victims of abuse in the Church during his four-day visit to France in September and will focus on issues of social inclusion and interreligious dialogue. (translated)
The victim of the priest's abuse from Požega expresses doubt and distrust towards the institutions after problems arose in the police's handling of the case, which led to a report to the State Attorney's Office following years of cover-up. (translated)
The Croatian Bishops' Conference (HBK) rejected claims of guilt against the priest I. Ž. from Požega for sexually abusing a minor, emphasizing that the Vatican ordered the canonical procedure to be carried out, which was temporarily postponed at the request of civil authorities. (translated)
Four British women reported sexual abuse and assaults at the military school for teenagers, Army Foundation College in Harrogate, and each of them experienced serious incidents, including rape and sexual harassment, while an army spokesperson emphasizes the seriousness of these allegations and the unacceptability of such behavior in the armed forces. (translated)
In the handling of the abuse case in the seminary, the Vatican established the priest's guilt and ordered his punishment, but the Croatian Bishops' Conference did not make a decision on the penalty more than three months after the investigation was completed, which raises doubts about the actions of church authorities and suspicions of possible cover-up. (translated)
The Vatican has confirmed the guilt of a priest accused of abusing a minor seminarian, but the Croatian Bishops' Conference has not yet taken action despite clear instructions from the Vatican. (translated)
Jesse Owens, one of the greatest athletes in history, won four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics in 1936, which sparked political controversies in the context of Nazi ideology about racial superiority, but his return to the USA was marked by racial discrimination and abuse, including financial difficulties and being ignored by then President Roosevelt. (translated)
