ECA Global’s Landmark Meeting on Clerical Abuse in the Philippines Gains Widespread Media Coverage
ECA Global’s recent meeting addressing clerical pedophilia in the Philippines has garnered significant media attention, highlighting the organization’s commitment to combating this critical issue. The event was widely covered by international news outlets, emphasizing its success in bringing the topic to the forefront.
The Associated Press reported on the launch of an online database by BishopAccountability.org, documenting over 80 Roman Catholic priests accused of sexually abusing minors in the Philippines. This initiative underscores the pervasive nature of the problem and the need for continued vigilance.
Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA) is a worldwide organization of human rights’ activists and survivors from over 21 countries and 5 continents who focus on children’s and victims’ rights to compel the Church to end clerical abuse, especially child sexual abuse, in order to protect children and to seek effective justice for victims.
ECA demands the end of the Church’s structural mechanism that allows abuse.
HISTORY OF ECA
Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA) is a new effort that began in August, 2017, in Washington DC from an idea of Barbara Blaine. She asked, “Can we put together a team of clergy abuse activists from all parts of the world to confront the pope and the Vatican?” “Can we show our unity of purpose and no longer be isolated voices?” A group of activists answered positively and Barbara called it The Accountability Project or TAP. Barbara was planning a TAP meeting in Poland for November, 2017, when she died suddenly in September…
HOW YOU CAN HELP
ECA, Ending Clergy Abuse is a new initiative and it is still in formation. Word is getting out and our base is growing. Even within this short amount of time we see that our impact is tangible. We envision a global network of activists united in the common cause of ending clergy abuse. With your support we can do our part to make the world safer for children and redress the wrongs already committed.
ECA is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation.
An Unlikely Alliance: Survivors and Clergy Demand ‘One Strike and You’re Out’ Church Mandate on Abuse and Cover-Ups
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MEDIA ADVISORY | An Unlikely Alliance: Survivors and Clergy Call for a Universal ‘One Strike and You’re Out’ Church Mandate on Abuse and Cover-Ups
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