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本帖最后由 SoWhat 于 2010-6-6 00:52 编辑
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上山打老虎 发表于 2010-6-6 00:24
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我就不引用“喜欢篡改历史”的“丑陋的中国人”的资料了,下面是来自英文维基:
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里面有详细的描述。仅引少数:
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Main article: John Jay Report# [( l' Z; s1 M" Z9 Z* T
See also: Catholic sexual abuse scandal in the United States
. r. j& u& x fThe 2004 John Jay Report commissioned by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) was based on surveys completed by the Roman Catholic dioceses in the United States. The surveys filtered provided information from diocesan files on each priest accused of sexual abuse and on each of the priest's victims to the research team, in a format which did not disclose the names of the accused priests or the dioceses where they worked. The dioceses were encouraged to issue reports of their own based on the surveys that they had completed.
& m: L0 ?6 T8 K* x6 ?The team reported that 10,667 people in the US had made allegations of child sexual abuse between 1950 and 2002 against 4,392 priests (about 4% of all 109,694 priests who served during the time period covered by the study). One-third of the accusations were made in the years 2002 and 2003, and another third between 1993 and 2001. "Thus, prior to 1993, only one-third of cases were known to church officials," says the report.[12]
9 {$ w% |! z. m; GOf the 11,000-odd allegations, 6,700 were investigated and substantiated[13] against 1,872 priests[14], and another 1,000 were unsubstantiated[13] against 824 priests[14]. The remaining 3,300 allegations were not investigated because the priests involved had died by the time the allegations were made.[13] The allegations were thought to be credible for 1,671 priests and not credible for 345 priests.[14] Police were contacted regarding 1,021 priests. Nearly all these reports led to investigations, and 384 instances have led to criminal charges. Of those priests for whom information about dispositions is available, 252 were convicted and at least 100 of those served time in prison. Thus, 6% of all priests against whom allegations were made had been convicted and about 2% sentenced to prison at the date of the report.[14]
7 H/ O; z i- D2 F, x; R5 ]2 a. nOf the 4,392 accused priests included in the report, 56% were the subject of a single allegation. Just under 3% (or 149 priests) were the subject of ten or more allegations. These priests accounted for 2,960 of the total number of allegations. Around 81% of the victims were male; 51% between the ages of 11 and 14, and 27% between the ages to 15 to 17 years. (For more details, see the "Statistics on offenders and victims" section below.)
- v' f$ m1 E/ a/ yBased on a database of 3,000 priests accused of sexual abuse that it had compiled, the group BishopAccountability.org said in 2009 that one-third of the abusive priests in the US had links to Ireland (the article on this database refers to some as "either born in Ireland or are of Irish descent who came to the US" but did not define the "links to Ireland").[15]
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