Religious orders say they will not renegotiate compensation terms

The 18 religious congregations involved in the report of the Commission on Child Abuse have insisted they will not reopen the terms of the agreement on compensation for child abuse victims.

Mon, 25 May, 2009 - 16:56

The 18 religious congregations involved in the report of the Commission on Child Abuse have insisted they will not reopen the terms of the agreement on compensation for child abuse victims.

Their statement this afternoon comes in spite of calls to do so from the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady.

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