Overview
- On June 19, Catholic education leaders launched a mission d’expertise to examine how victim accounts are handled and to enhance support procedures
- Outgoing secretary general Philippe Delorme publicly acknowledged former students’ suffering and called on victims to share their experiences to inform reforms
- The expert team is slated to deliver its conclusions by mid-September with proposals for new safeguarding protocols in Catholic schools
- A parliamentary commission on violence prevention in schools will publish its final report by the end of June, identifying systemic failures and policy recommendations
- The scandal has prompted government inspections, tighter oversight of private institutions and the formation of victim collectives seeking justice and therapeutic support