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John Kelly of the Survivors of Child Abuse (SOCA) group (L) looks on as Kevin Flannagan (C), brother of Mickey Flannagan, victim of child abuse, shouts at members of the government-appointed Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse in state-funded Roman Catholic Church-run institutions, for being turned away from a press conference at the Conrad Hotel, in Dublin, Ireland, on May 20, 2009. Sexual abuse of children was "endemic" in boys' institutions in Ireland and church leaders knew about it, a major report on mistreatment in church-run bodies dating back to the 1930s said Wednesday. "Sexual abuse was endemic in boys' institutions," said the long-awaited major official report, adding that: "Sexual abuse was known to religious authorities to be a persistent problem in male religious organisations." AFP PHOTO/ Peter Muhly / AFP PHOTO / PETER MUHLY
Minimum price 50PLN
2009-05-20
PETER MUHLY/AFP/East News
AFP
PETER MUHLY
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