Vatican confirms report of sexual abuse and rape of nuns by priests in 23 countries

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Confidential Vatican reports to which the weekly magazine National Catholic Reporter has gained access indicate that Catholic authorities are aware of the sexual abuse of nuns by priests in at least 23 countries. There are particular problems with sexual abuse in Africa.

Reports, Crimes against, Crime, Priests, Clergy, Catholic Church, Sex crimes, Nuns

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Ring of fear surrounds Vatican Radio's masts

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Medical reports indicate that the antennas used by Vatican Radio at its site near Cesano, Italy, could be responsible for unusually high cancer levels among local people. This issue has caused great controversy, highlighting splits within the outgoing centre-left government.

Health aspects, Brief Article, Buildings and facilities, Radio stations, Radio transmitters, Vatican Radio

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Dozens injured in midnight battle with police at anarchists' hide-out

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Police in Genoa, Italy, have taken 92 people into custody following violent protests surrounding the G8 summit. They may be charged with crimes including possession of Molotov cocktails, criminal association and damage to public property.

International economic relations, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Environmental Programs, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Demonstrations and protests, Environmental policy, Group of 8, Genoa, Italy

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