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he is a psychologist and leading advisor to the vatican on sexual abuse among the clergy . thank you for joining us. to put it simply a cardinal, who went on to become pope, is accused of protecting alleged pete of file priest through inaction. it really doesn't get much, much more serious than this. yes, that is true. so what's your response to that? it has to be verified. the allegations have to be substantiated, and then there have to be some consequence. but it's an undeniable fact that the church is still dealing with these problems. can you explain why does sex abuse continue to be an issue within the catholic church? now that is an issue today, but the things that we have heard and listen to just now have happened over the last 35 years. so it is true that these reports show that we in the catholic church have a serious problem with this. however, i believe those reports are step forward because finally we can talk about it. we know the numbers we know for the 1st time. also the names of those who have covered up. so paradoxically, this is a step forward which gives

welcome to the day as we get started, the vatican has been defending benedict record. i want to play you what's being said there and they get your reaction to it. so let's listen it. during his pontificate, he and during his troops around the war will benefit mits, the victim. it was a 1st book through met, systematically, the victims of the abuse. he was near the victims hurting victims crying with the victims and asking forgiveness to the victim. show it to the war for what's happened. so mr. cuts, i'd like to ask you, we heard they're asking forgiveness from the victims for what has happened. do you think benedict deserves such forgiveness? i think one has to ask oneself, why did he do this? why was he the 1st toke? it was because the survivors movement all over the world starting from the us, but also in central europe. in his home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the church to answer would be abuse crisis. so when we are talking about munich, his performance as bishop of munich, he was guilty of coming up opperation. he was responsible to have a

as we get started, the vatican has been defending bandit. it's record. i want to play you what's being said there, and they get your reaction to it. so let's listen it. during his pontificate, he and during his troops around the war will benefit met the victim. it was the 1st book to met, systematically, the victims over the abuse. he was near the victims, hurrying victims, crying with the weakness and asking forgiveness to the victim, show it to the war for what's happened. so mr. cuts, i'd like to ask you, we heard they're asking forgiveness from the victims for what has happened. do you think benedict deserves such forgiveness? i think one has to ask oneself, why did he do this? why was he the 1st poke? it was because the survivors movement all over the world starting from the us, but also in central europe in his home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the judge to answer with the abuse crisis. so when we are talking about munich, his performance as bishop of munich, he was guilty of cow opperation. he was responsible to have a pedop

welcome to the day as we get started, the vatican has been defending bandit. it's record. i want to play you what's being said there and they get your reaction to it. so let's listen it. during his pontificate, he and during his troops around the war will benefit met the victim. it was the 1st book to met systematically, the victims of the abuse. he was near the victims, hurrying victims crying with the victims and asking forgiveness to the victim, show it to the war for what's happened. so mr. cuts, i'd like to ask you, we heard there asking forgiveness from the victims for what has happened. do you think benedict deserves such forgiveness? i think one has to ask oneself, why did he do this? why was he the 1st poke? it was because the survivors movement all over the world starting from the us, but also in central europe in this home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the judge to be abused. right. so when we are talking about munich, his performance as archbishop of munich, he was guilty of kind of opperation. he was responsible to have a pedal 5 pre agai

as we get started, the vatican has been defending benedict record. i want to play you what's being said there, and they get your reaction to it. so let's listen it. during his pontificate, he and during his troops around the war will benefit met the victim. it was the 1st book to met, systematically, the victims of the abuse. he was near the victims, hurrying victims, crying with the weakness and asking forgiveness to the victim, show it to the war for what's happened. so mr. cuts, i'd like to ask you, we heard they're asking forgiveness from the victims for what has happened. do you think benedict deserves such forgiveness? i think one has to ask oneself, why did he do this? why was he the 1st poke? it was because the survivors movement all over the world starting from the us, but also in central europe in his home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the judge to answer with the abuse crisis. so when we are talking about munich, his performance as archbishop of munich, he was guilty of come up opperation. he was responsible to have a

as we get started, the vatican has been defending benedict's record. i want to play you what's being said there, and they get your reaction to it. so let's listen it. during his pontificate, he and during his troops around the war will benefit met the victim. it was a 1st book to met systematically, the victims of the abuse. he was near the victims, hurting the victims crying with the victims and asking forgiveness to the victim, show it to the war for what's happened. so mr. cuts, i'd like to ask you, we heard they're asking forgiveness from the victims for what has happened. do you think benedict deserves such forgiveness? i think one has to ask oneself, why did he do this? why was he the 1st poke? it was because the survivors movement all over the world starting from the us, but also in central europe in his home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the church to answer would be abuse crisis. so when we're talking about munich, his performance as archbishop of munich, he was guilty of coming up opperation. he was responsible to have a

he had as a pope, which still protect him as some one who has resigned his pope and now lives in the vatican. as a private individual, he vowed, as oliva can leaped to you, it is. is it a few months time? theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers in germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against yoseph rat. singer ye, who at the time and munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. correct. that's the one for touched at. the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church. a scandal that reaches far beyond germany. news asia is up next week. garage banner g, you're watching it. every news flight from berlin.

he had as a pope, which still protects him as someone who has resigned his pope and now lives in the vatican. as a private individual, yvonne has only become, leaped to you with dish. is it a few months time? theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers and germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against joseph rod singer. he who at the time and munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. the self connect had still not for touched at the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church. a scandal that reaches far beyond germany the german parliament has marked holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony including tributes of victims and witness testimony. remembrance day marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the auschwitz extermination camp. 11000000 men, women and children, including 6000000 jews were murdered in the holocaust. she survived the delays inch dot concentration camp, which she entered with her parents when she was just 7 years old. 20 m

if they are gay, he made the comment in his weekly general audience at the vatican. it's another gesture of outreach to the l g. b t. q. community, which has long been marginalized by the cafeteria and to spain were a 3 year investigation by newspaper. out base has revealed hundreds of cases of alleged child sex abuse by child. by catholic church officials calls are growing for an independent probe. as warren, more survivors break, their silence did abuse young philip sholtes met with one survivor in madrid, who hoped such an investigation will reveal the truth about abuse within the church . this was where fernando so mona's torture started on the top floor of best catholic school. he was just 14 and something off a loaner with just a few friends. one rainy afternoon, one of the teachers approached him. he came to tell me, does he want to come to get dry? and i've seen started there. he knew who he was looking for and the kind of loan children everything. oh, but the next 12 months fernando was raped repeatedly by his teacher. sometimes several times a week. he find

lives in the vatican as a private individual, even as own invite the con leapt to you. it is. is it a few months time? theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers and germany following a lawsuit are pursuing legal action against joseph not singer, who at the time in munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up the shelf connect. that's the one for touched at. the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church. a scandal that reaches far beyond germany . news asia is up next would be rash, banner j, you're watching it. every news fly from berlin. sh her. i'm scared that i won't. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges reliance of beef. what's your story? ready he wasn't, i was women, especially and victims of violence in a lapse of take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a ci

had as a pope, which still protect him as someone who has resigned his pulpit and now lives in the vatican as a private individual, even as own eva he can leaped to you with dish. is it a few months time, theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers in germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against joseph rod singer who at the time in munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. the self connect had the not for touched at the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church, a scandal that reaches far beyond germany. earlier i spoke to kathleen, vist hoffer founder of the group, mar maria, 2 point oh, which raises awareness about sexual abuse in the church. she detail the steps that can be taken to support survivors. the next step is be need money. props ecologists at the moment that is not completely normal, that it happens that people actually do get upset column just for longer than $2425.00 or 50 hours. so i guess the church would pay for that as long as it takes for them. i me

if they are again, he made the comment in his weekly general audience at the vatican. it is another gesture of outreach to the l. g. b t q. community which has long been marginalized by the catholic church now to where it could potentially shape up to be make or break days for british prime minister wars johnson. today, the u. k. leader faced a grilling in parliament as his political survival hangs in the balance. mister johnson rebuffed cause to resign and said you can comment on an ongoing internal investigation into multiple alleged parties in downing street in the country was in lockdown and inquiry into the gatherings is expected to be published within days. london's metropolitan police have also opened their own investigation. leader of the opposition gear stammer suggested the prime minister had knowingly misled parliament. the minister of code says the ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to offer that resignation. does the prime minister believe that applies to him? mister speaker, of course, but let me tell the house. i think he is invi

because been unleashed from an institutional quite a few with a church continues to push reform from the vatican bed. quite obvious. i mean the, it's very slow and what the report continued to show is that movement does not suffice to actually keep in check outs already send clergy members that are actually at this time. no, i want to point out that one of the things that the report finds is that there was essentially a complete or well a like a lack of oversight or appropriate oversight. bad blood finger himself over 4 cases . and you know, it's not clear what the regret degree of responsibility or whether the reports. i mean, the report is over a 1000 pages, so it needs to be blow through. but whether there is but it points to fingers directly, a rud singer for actually like a forward siding for it takes it so at least there is some sense that those responsible are actually being on to her are being brought forth. are religious affairs correspondent martin, gac thank you very much. now, museums and concert halls in the netherlands have been offering haircuts, and manicures in protest against c

i think only the vatican actually has older show rooms augustus. the 2nd of course, wanted to, to show off his dynastic treasures collected from his family to the public at the time. and so he built a special series of treasure chambers for that, and had amassed about $4000.00 objects. so this collection is really considered to be one of your greatest cultural treasures. hugely significant from a historical and cultural perspective and valuable in that sense, but not really salable on the open market. you know, and, and if you take all those pieces apart and try to sell the individual diamonds and rubies, they, they've lost massively in value. so it's a huge loss culturally big house in berlin and address. and what does that tell us about museum security in germany? while, as we heard there, there's been a lot of criticism after these 2 events. and we of course just saw back just last year own act of vandalism in berlin's noise museum. and the coin theft of the boat museum was actually a bit of an inside job because the, the thieves did have a guy

he had as a pope, which still protect him as someone who has resigned his pope and now lives in the vatican as a private individual, even as own even he can leaped to you with dish. is it a few months time, theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers in germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against joseph rod singer who at the time and munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. the self connect had to the not for touched at the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church. a scandal that reaches far beyond germany . we can speak now to our religious affairs analyst martin gac high martin. i will ask you about what we heard from cardinal ryan had marks to day saying that he accepts moral responsibility and that he hadn't done enough to help victims. what consequences do you think that we will see for him and other church leaders? you know, i mean the, the big question here, it's whether persecution will mature into sort of a case and sort of this brief. i mean, i think that t

he had as a pope would still protect him as some one who has resigned his pope and now lives in the vatican as a private individual. even as all righty can leaped to you, it is. is it a few months time? theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers and germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against joseph lot. singer, he who at the time in munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. self connect. that's the one for touched at. the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church. a scandal that reaches far beyond germany . we're now joined by a catherine there wrist hole for in munich. she is the co founder of maria to point out a catholic initiative that raises awareness about sexual abuse in the church. thank you so much for joining us on. this is by all accounts, a very, very serious crisis. the archbishop of munich, as we just heard, will not step down. he refuses to step down despite all the accusations. what does that signal to you? well, he offered to step down before and po

he made the comment in his weekly general audience at the vatican. it is another gesture of outreach to the l. g. b t q. community which has long been marginalized by the catholic church. kurdish lead force to say they have regained control of most of a prison in northern syria. days after it was taken over by inmates. dozens of people were killed when detained members of the so called islamic state sees the site last week, the u. n. as expressed deep concern about hundreds of children being held at the facility. the battle outside these kurdish lead forces firing on i as fighters inside, hundreds of children were caught in the crossfire. the united nations children's agency says the situation is dire beyond concerned. i mean the, the concern is behind us. we are talking about at least $800.00 children. the prison in our soccer, in northeastern syria, is in a region controlled mainly by kurdish forces. many of the children's parents were i, as fighters, drawn from all over the world. they were detained during fighting in 2019, but drove i asked from

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