Sexual abuse of children happening in broad range of religious settings, report finds

Sexual abuse of children happening in broad range of religious settings, report finds Most major religions are guilty of "blatant hypocrisy" for covering up sex abuse while preaching "right from wrong", a government-ordered inquiry has concluded. 

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) examined child protection in 38 religious organisations and settings in England and Wales. The Daily Telegraph

See also: 

• Religious groups in UK failing children over sex abuse, report says BBC News
• Child sexual abuse victims let down by ‘blatant hypocrisy and moral failing of religions’, inquiry finds The Independent
• A 'moral failing': Report finds child sexual abuse prevalent in institutions across major UK religions Sky News