Catholic Church Sexual Abuse France: 2,000 Seek Reparations
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The Independent National Recognition and Reparation Board (INIRR), established in France for victims of childhood sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, has released its five-year report.
In France, the Catholic Church has paid out €44 million in compensation over the past five years to approximately 2,000 people who were sexually abused as children.
In France, the Catholic Church has paid out €44 million in compensation over the past five years to approximately 2,000 people who were sexually abused as children.
In France, INIRR Paid 44 Million Euros in Compensation to Victims of Sexual Abuse in 2,000 Churches.
INIRR, established in France within the Catholic Church for victims of childhood sexual abuse, received approximately 2,000 applications and paid out €44 million in compensation during its 5 years of operation. While the organization's new application mandate ended on August 31st, its permanent replacement, INIAVE, was established on September 1st.
Catholic Church Sexual Abuse France: 2,000 Seek Reparations
PARIS, France — About 2,000 people who reported suffering sexual abuse by Catholic Church personnel in France have sought reparations through an independent commission established to address decades of abuse within the institution. The Independent National Authority for Recognition and Reparation (INIRR) disclosed the figures on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, as it prepared to conclude […]
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