Six child protection reports due

Six separate reports on child protection measures in Catholic dioceses in Ireland will be published today.

Six child protection reports due
Wed, 30 Nov, 2011 - 07:19

Six separate reports on child protection measures in Catholic dioceses in Ireland will be published today.

Counselling services are gearing up for an influx of calls from survivors of clerical abuse after the audits from the church’s own watchdog are posted online.

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