You have this wrong folks... it is the victims = survivors who
exposed... the catholic church abuse... once we knew that we were
innocent of our crimes... and that the lies we were told... by the
catholic church nuns and priest... we wanted the world to know the
TRUTH... we came forward one by one... knowing that the Truth... was the
only thing that we stand for... and as we told our stories... while we
were not believed... and being verbal abuse across the airways... on the
phone... and in person... called all the names under the sun... as they
thought... that by them doing this to me... I would walk away... it
was the TRUTH... which kept me going... and it still is today... the
TRUTH always wins out in the end...
Without the victim = survivor stories... the papers... movies... and
the TVs... would not have anything... we forth a long hard battle for
many years... and still there are some people... who do not believe
about the abuse... which many children of yesterday... still suffer the
shame and pain alone today... we are ONE OF MANY... and WE WILL NOT GO
AWAY... until justice is done for the last... child who suffered at the
hands of their abusers... no matter what home... orphanages... state
care homes... or religion worldwide... face us and say WE DID ABUSE
YOU... but that I think... we will never see... or hear... Ann
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In 1993,
Broken Rites Australia began researching —
and exposing — the Catholic Church's sex-abuse cover-ups throughout
Australia. Ten years later, in 2002 and 2003, the
Boston Globe newspaper revealed similar cover-ups in the United States, Now, people can see the Boston story told in a major film,
Spotlight, which is being released in Australian cinemas on 28 January 2016.
In the United States, where
Spotlight was released in cinemas in November 2015, it is being hailed as one of the best movies of 2015. In late January 2016, Australian newspapers have begun publishing reviews of
Spotlight.