Abuse survivors seek more progress one year since Papal summit

Advocate Chrissie Foster

Chrissie Foster is an Australian advocate for people impacted by child sexual abuse. Source: SBS

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One year after a Vatican summit on sexual abuse within the Catholic church, activists say there has been little progress.

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