Jehovah’s Witnesses Organization Faces Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits

Jehovah’s Witnesses Organization Faces Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits
Heather Steele (L) and John Michael Ewing (R) sitting during the press conference hosted by The Zalkin Law Firm, P.C., on Aug. 12, in New York, New York. Shenghua Sung/NTD News
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NEW YORK—Alleged victims announced on Aug. 12 that they would file lawsuits against the leading organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses once the Child Victims Act is in effect.

Under the new law, which will come into effect on Aug. 14, people under the age of 55 will be able to file lawsuits if they were victims of sexual abuse as children. Before the act was passed, the age cap for filing cases was 23 years of age.

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