‘Obviously disturbing’ if Christian Brothers’ $1 property sales deprive abuse survivors of pay, government tells court
A woman holds a placard outside Australia’s royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse in 2014. The NSW supreme court on Thursday ordered a moratorium on all abuse claims against the Christian Brothers. Photograph: Eoin Blackwell/AAPView image in fullscreenA woman holds a placard outside Australia’s royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse in 2014.
- ▪A woman holds a placard outside Australia’s royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse in 2014.
- ▪The NSW supreme court on Thursday ordered a moratorium on all abuse claims against the Christian Brothers.
- ▪Photograph: Eoin Blackwell/AAPView image in fullscreenA woman holds a placard outside Australia’s royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse in 2014.
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A woman holds a placard outside Australia’s royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse in 2014. The NSW supreme court on Thursday ordered a moratorium on all abuse claims against the Christian Brothers. Photograph: Eoin Blackwell/AAPView image in fullscreenA woman holds a placard outside Australia’s royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse in 2014. The NSW supreme court on Thursday ordered a moratorium on all abuse claims against the Christian Brothers.
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