Coverage dated August 19, 2022

In deeply Mormon Utah, a push to require clergy report abuse

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Survivors and faith leaders are demanding Utah change a law that exempts religious leaders from requirements that they report sexual abuse brought to their attention in spiritual confessions. Reform advocates

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Madison
In deeply Mormon Utah, a push to require clergy report abuse (opens Madison)
Published Aug 19, 2022
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Survivors and faith leaders are demanding Utah change a law that exempts religious leaders from requirements that they report sexual abuse brought to their attention in spiritual confessions. Reform advocates
Tulsa World
Protesters demand Utah require clergy to report sex abuse (opens Tulsa World)
Published Aug 19, 2022
Tulsa World's feed description
Survivors and faith leaders are demanding Utah change a law that exempts religious leaders from requirements that they report sexual abuse brought to their attention in spiritual confessions. Reform advocates
Deseret News
Group rallies in support of changing Utah’s clergy reporting exemption for child sex abuse (opens Deseret News)
Published Aug 19, 2022
Deseret News's feed description
Roughly 300 people gathered at the state Capitol in Salt Lake City on Friday to protest Utah’s clergy reporting exemption.

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