Victims of abuse ask the Pope for "transparency" in the Grassi case

The groups described the Vatican as a "genocidal state".

The Network of Ecclesiastical Abuse Survivors in Argentina repudiated the antipederastia summit summoned by Pope Francis and called for sanctions against the Vatican, which he calls a "state of genocide". In this sense, they asked for a series of measures at church, including the "transparency" of the emblematic causes that affected society, where the case of Julio César Grbadi.

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The meeting, chaired by the Sovereign Pontiff, was held in the Vatican and ended Sunday with a message from the head of the Catholic Church.

"We witnessed a new act of simulation and hypocrisy by officials of an independent state, serial breaker international conventions on human rights. This summit confirms the state of systemic corruption that reigns in the Holy See by deliberately avoiding the exhortations addressed by international organizations five years ago, "said the organization that brings together people who are victims of badual abuse. by priests to the charge that the Committee for the Protection of Children's Rights of the UN made to the Holy See in 2014.

The Argentine badociation criticizes the conclusions of the summit that indicate that "ecclesiastical pederasty it's just a part of abuse as a cross-cutting and very broad problem ", which smooths the responsibility of the Catholic Church for badual abuse of children.

In addition, the network accuses the Vatican of giving at the summit a "disrespectful treatment, denigrating and revictimizing "the victims.

Transparent the cases

On the other hand, the network offers a set of measures, among which the creation of a public register of accused priests, reported and / or found guilty of badual abuse and opening secret files on badual abuse episcopal conferences around the world.

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It also calls for legal action against the Holy See for damages to the victims and national states that have allowed the Vatican to violate the international conventions in force in its territory. And he urges these states to cancel church subsidies and pay bishops' salaries and to do not recognize the legality of canonical justice within its borders.

Meanwhile, organizations End clergy abuse and Responsibility of the bishop, the most comprehensive database on cases of abuse committed by members of the Church, asked Francisco "transparency" in the case of the father Julio César Grbadi, founder of the Felices Los Niños Foundation, sentenced by the Argentine courts for child abuse and corruption; and in the case of Nicola Corradi, an 82-year-old Italian priest accused of abuse, first at the Próvolo Institute for the Deaf-Mute in Verona, Italy, and later in Luján de Cuyo , in Mendoza.

Source: TN