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A new Rhode Island law allows victims of clergy sex abuse to file claims against the Catholic Church that were previously time-barred, extending the statute of limitations by 35 years and creating a two-year window for delayed lawsuits. The measure, signed last month, aims to address longstanding allegations of abuse by clergy, with a report revealing credible accusations against 75 clergy members involving over 300 children. The law is expected to lead to increased legal actions against the Diocese of Providence, although church officials have opposed it.
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