Compensation Disputes Worldwide
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Victims of clergy abuse in Australia are devastated by allegations of compensation shortfalls from the Christian Brothers. In Kenya, victims of police violence dismiss government compensation promises as a 'smokescreen.' Meanwhile, a former Nigerian envoy demands compensation from South Africa for xenophobic attack victims.
Victim-survivor 'devastated' by Christian Brothers compensation shortfall
- Survivors of clergy abuse are 'devastated' by allegations that the Christian Brothers are attempting to avoid full compensation payments. - The Congregation of Christian Brothers Oceania Province plans to sell assets, but admits they are insufficient to cover all restitution owed. - Lawyers and victim-survivors accuse the Christian Brothers of shirking responsibility and call for the Catholic Ch…
Kenya police violence victims call compensation promises a 'smokescreen' ahead of anniversary protests
- Victims of police violence during Kenya's 2022 Gen-Z protests are unimpressed with government compensation promises, two years after the demonstrations. - The protests, which saw demonstrators storm…
Ex-envoy demands compensation for victims of South African xenophobia
- A former Nigerian ambassador is demanding compensation from South Africa for victims of xenophobic attacks, particularly targeting Nigerians. - He urged African nations to take a firmer diplomatic s…
The myth of compensation for wildlife-related damages
- Farmers in Nepal are increasingly frustrated by wildlife, including monkeys and elephants, destroying crops and livestock, leading to rural outmigration. - A government compensation program for wild…
Fears 1,000 LGBT veterans could miss gay ban compensation deadline
- A military charity warns that over 1,000 LGBT veterans may miss a deadline for financial compensation related to the historical "gay ban" in the armed forces. - The "gay ban" forced LGBT service mem…
Christian Brothers 'squib' on abuse compensation, lawyer says
- A lawyer representing victims of child sexual abuse alleges the Christian Brothers order is attempting to avoid full compensation payments. - The order plans to sell its remaining assets, valued at …