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Archbishop of Canterbury Apologizes for Forced Adoption Practices · Cyprus Report

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Archbishop of Canterbury Apologizes for Forced Adoption Practices

2 sourcesFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago

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The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued an apology for the Church of England's role in forced adoptions.
Historically, about 185,000 children were taken from unmarried mothers in England and Wales post-World War Two.
The Church acknowledged the pain and stigma caused by these practices and expressed deep regret.
The UK government is expected to also issue an apology for its role in these adoptions.
Similar apologies have been made by other countries, including Ireland and Australia.

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Church of England leader apologises for historical forced adoption practiceCyprus Mail · 1 month ago
Archbishop of Canterbury Apologizes for Church of England’s Role in Forced AdoptionsNew York Times · 1 month ago

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The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued an apology for the Church of England's role in forced adoptions.
Historically, about 185,000 children were taken from unmarried mothers in England and Wales post-World War Two.
The Church acknowledged the pain and stigma caused by these practices and expressed deep regret.
The UK government is expected to also issue an apology for its role in these adoptions.
Similar apologies have been made by other countries, including Ireland and Australia.

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