San Francisco archdiocese announces US$395m sexual abuse settlement

Malay Mail
The San Francisco archdiocese agreed to a $395 million settlement with over 500 survivors of clergy sexual abuse, many as minors.

Summary

The San Francisco archdiocese has reached a $395 million settlement with more than 500 individuals who allege sexual abuse by clergy, often as children. The agreement includes a 14-point reform plan to prevent future abuses, disclosure of internal records to an independent consultant, and publication of a partial list of offending clergy. The settlement allows claims despite expired statutes of limitations due to a 2020 California law extending the window. Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone and complainant Margie O’Driscoll emphasized accountability and reform. The deal requires approval from victims' associations and a judge.

(Source:Malay Mail)

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