Gloria.TV News on the 11th of February 2014 Double Standards: Wall Street Journal’s Claudia Rosett calls the U.N. sex-abuse report against the Vatican – quote – an “assault on the Catholic Church”.…More
Gloria.TV News on the 11th of February 2014
Double Standards: Wall Street Journal’s Claudia Rosett calls the U.N. sex-abuse report against the Vatican – quote – an “assault on the Catholic Church”. She charges the U.N. for not having resolved its own festering problems of peacekeeper sex abuse, including rapes of minors. Quote: “The Vatican has spent years addressing the problem. But the U.N. hardly engages in the transparency it is now promoting.”
Covering Up U.N. Abuses: Rosett informs that the U.N. releases only generic statistics on violations committed by its personnel. Quote: “The U.N. doesn't share with the public such basic information as the names of the accused or the details of what they did to people the U.N. dispatched them to protect.” Blue berets accused of sex crimes are sent back to their home countries, where in most of cases they drop off the radar.
No Transparency: U.N. began releasing numbers of sex-abuse only in 2007. Since then it reported more than 600 allegations …More
Double Standards: Wall Street Journal’s Claudia Rosett calls the U.N. sex-abuse report against the Vatican – quote – an “assault on the Catholic Church”. She charges the U.N. for not having resolved its own festering problems of peacekeeper sex abuse, including rapes of minors. Quote: “The Vatican has spent years addressing the problem. But the U.N. hardly engages in the transparency it is now promoting.”
Covering Up U.N. Abuses: Rosett informs that the U.N. releases only generic statistics on violations committed by its personnel. Quote: “The U.N. doesn't share with the public such basic information as the names of the accused or the details of what they did to people the U.N. dispatched them to protect.” Blue berets accused of sex crimes are sent back to their home countries, where in most of cases they drop off the radar.
No Transparency: U.N. began releasing numbers of sex-abuse only in 2007. Since then it reported more than 600 allegations …More
Sorry, I didn't have the chance to watch Gloria .Tv for the last few days, so I watched all at once.
But it seems you should change the name: the more sins will be known, the better (regarding priests, nuns, bishops etc).
Will pray for better news and better inspiration. God bless!
But it seems you should change the name: the more sins will be known, the better (regarding priests, nuns, bishops etc).
Will pray for better news and better inspiration. God bless!