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Church of England Faces Crisis as Archbishop Welby Resigns Amid Abuse Scandal

The resignation of Archbishop Welby highlights ongoing issues in the Church of England's safeguarding practices concerning abuse victims.

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Following an independent review, Archbishop Justin Welby has resigned due to his failure to report abuse allegations against John Smyth. Critics argue his departure won't solve broader safeguarding failures within the Church of England. Victims and officials are calling for increased accountability and further resignations to address the systemic issues exposed by the investigation. The church is urged to initiate a deeper conversation regarding transparency and responsibility in safeguarding practices, as the search for Welby’s successor looms.

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