ドS弁護士の所業の隠蔽に加担したとしてカンタベリー大主教ジャスティン・ウェルビー師が磔刑（Ｔ－Ｔ）に！LoL

カンタベリー大司教が辞意、教会行事で弁護士が少年らを虐待
By Andrew Macaskill, Muvija M

2024年11月12日午前 5:46 HST21分前更新
［ロンドン　１２日　ロイター］ - カンタベリー大主教ジャスティン・ウェルビー師が１２日、辞意を表明した。　
１９７０年代からキリスト教のサマーキャンプでボランティアをしていた英国人弁護士が１００人以上の少年らに「残忍で恐ろしい」身体的・性的虐待を加えていたことが判明。暴力行為の告発に対し適切な措置が講じられていなかったとして、ウェルビー大司教の辞任を求める声が高まっていた。
５日前に公表された独立系調査機関の報告書によると、英国教会の上層部は２０１３年にキャンプでの性的虐待を巡る告発があったことを把握しており、ウェルビー大司教も遅くとも同年、大司教に就任してから数カ月後にはその告発について知らされていたという。加害者の弁護士は２０１８年に死亡した。

Revelation of John Smyth's abuse

In 2013, the report which had been completed on John Smyth's abuse by the Iwerne Trust in 1982 was communicated to the police, and in 2016 it was made public.^[25][26] An investigation by Channel 4 News in February 2017 revealed reports of abuse by Smyth against at least 22 boys.^[30][31]

Smyth died in 2018.^[32] Following his death, the Titus Trust released a statement saying it was "deeply regrettable that John Smyth's death has robbed his victims of the opportunity to see justice done". The trust said that its board had been informed of the allegations in 2014, and since then had done all it could to ensure the matter was investigated.^[33]

A statement was issued by advocate Andrew Graystone on behalf of a group of survivors who described themselves as 'amongst the scores of victims'.^[34][35] They statement said the survivors were "appalled" by the Trust statement and disputed the assertion that the Trust had done all it could to ensure Smyth was properly investigated, as well as its statement that the Trust was only notified of the allegations in 2014.^[36] The survivors went on to say that the Trust had refused to engage with victims, show concern for their well-being, or offer support, and that the survivors "do not believe [Titus Trust] are fit to work with children".^[34]

In 2018 there were calls for an independent inquiry into both the abuse, and the culture of the Trust that enabled John Smyth to evade justice despite awareness amongst so many trustees, associated clergy and senior figures within the Church of England.^[37] In August 2018, it was reported that a group of survivors had launched a legal claim against the Titus Trust, who were running the Iwerne Trust camps. The group of men who launched this action said that the Trust had remained silent since the allegations about Smyth emerged. They engaged Richard Scorer to act for them.^[38]

In March 2020 the Titus Trust reached a settlement with three men "who have suffered for many years because of the appalling abuse of John Smyth". The Trust expressed “profound regret” for the abuse, and apologised for “additional distress” caused by the way it responded to the allegations.^[39] A group of Smyth's victims called in response for the trust to disband, as it had protected its own interests rather than offering care and support to victims.^[39]

Closure

In 2020, after the John Smyth and Jonathan Fletcher abuse reports, the trust announced that it would be closing down the Iwerne brand. It continues to run holidays under other brands (Lymington Rushmore, Gloddaeth and LDN), some of which originally descended from the Iwerne camps.^[28][22]

 

Welby presided over the coronation of Charles III and Camilla on 6 May 2023. He was the first archbishop of Canterbury to preside over a coronation service in around seventy years. The last archbishop to preside over a coronation was Geoffrey Fisher who crowned Elizabeth II on 2 June 1953.[54] He was appointed Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order (GCVO) in the 2024 New Year Honours for services at the coronation.[55]

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