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Cult survivors fearful after inquiry accidentally shares email addresses

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Cult survivors fearful after inquiry accidentally shares email addresses
Cult survivors fearful after inquiry accidentally shares email addresses
Cult survivors say they have been left fearful after an "unacceptable privacy breach" where their identities were potentially shared with groups they have been hiding from.
Laws failing to protect cult survivors, inquiry finds
Landmark inquiry has urged the Victorian government to review options for new laws to criminalise group-based coercion.
The Age
The Age21 hrs ago
Laws failing to protect cult survivors, inquiry finds
Landmark inquiry has urged the Victorian government to review options for new laws to criminalise group-based coercion.
Guardian Australia
Guardian Australia🏁 first to report22 hrs ago
Victorian cults inquiry accidentally shares email address of anonymous survivors with group members
Committee apologises for not concealing email addresses when alerting witnesses to final report Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A Victorian parliamentary committee investigating the harmful impact of cults accidentally sent the email addresses of anonymous survivors who made submissions to