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Personal details of Church of England abuse victims leaked, say survivors

Kennedys Law acknowledged responsibility for the breach affecting 194 abuse survivors in the Church of England's compensation scheme and launched an internal investigation.

  • A data breach from Kennedys exposed the addresses of 194 individuals registered with the Church of England's redress scheme, causing significant concern for the Church.
  • Kennedys admitted that the breach was due to human error and has taken responsibility, apologizing and contacting those affected directly.
  • Survivor Mark Stibbe criticized the Church's response, stating they must take responsibility for victim well-being.
  • Stibbe described his shock at the breach, calling it a new low in incompetence.
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John Smyth survivor tells of ‘physical reaction’ over redress scheme data breach

Nearly 200 abuse survivors’ details were mistakenly shared in an email.

·London, United Kingdom
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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.
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