On Wednesday 10 December and Thursday 11 December at 9pm, @RebekahRead's client will feature in SEE NO EVIL to talk about the abuse he endured at the hands of John Smyth.
The documentary was directed by Benedict Sanderson and produced by Passion Pictures Films for @Channel4.
. @RebekahRead who represents the claimants, says this case is about accountability and her clients "are seeking justice not only for themselves, but to ensure that such failures are never repeated"
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Zimbabwean victims of sadistic sexual abuser John Smyth have instructed solicitor @RebekahRead to bring a legal claim against the Church of England, alleging that senior clergy and church officers orchestrated a cover-up that enabled him to continue abusing boys for decades.
https://t.co/Zn5LwhZl71
Exclusive on @Channel4News tonight: we reveal Zimbabwean victims of John Smyth are suing the Church for its failure to stop his prolific brutality. Watch at 7
He is described as the most prolific abuser associated with the Church of England.
Now, as @cathynewman reports, John Smyth's victims in Zimbabwe are taking legal action.
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John Smyth has been described as the most prolific abuser to be associated with the Church of England.
Now, some of his victims in Zimbabwe are bringing a legal claim against the church, who they say failed to protect them from a known abuser.
My latest for @guardian with @rachelmsavage.
When John Smyth gave a presentation at their school about his Christian holiday camps in 1993, Rocky Leanders & his school friends were “blown away”.
Cc: @DavidColtart@tawakarombo@advocatemahere
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'A problem solved and exported to Africa', in her latest blog @RebekahRead says the tragic course of events in Zimbabwe could have been avoided had the Church taken appropriate action in 1982.
https://t.co/RpuFdInusI
To this day, the brutal reality of colonialism continues to be whitewashed over. In this session at #RevFest2020, Fiona Lali will discuss the importance of remembering the crimes of imperialism - past and present. #WorldOnFire#BLM
Get your tickets now at https://t.co/X9LctzNBDo
Important case on behalf of children& women in Kabwe, Zambia, living with the consequences of toxic lead exposure, filed in South Africa. Proud to be part of the team assisting Mbuyisa Moleele. For more info& evidence: https://t.co/YKIboK4pXI #childrenofkabwe#bizhumanrights
Beyond the Gender Recognition Act: Legal issues affecting the trans community - 15 October 1-2pm: https://t.co/mCfSmijmMa
Our LGBT+ & Allies Network will discuss how the law affects the lives of trans people at work, in healthcare and parenthood
#TogetherWithTrans#UKTransRights
Billionaires wealth increased by 27.5% to $10.2 trillion whilst the poorest face poverty, & hunger. The system isn’t failing it was set up to protect the interests of the wealthy. To tackle climate, inequality & racial injustice we need system change. https://t.co/mZLYPQvBoz