hugging you.

"Being a child you didn't know what was going on, but you knew it wasn't right."

An undated statement issued on behalf of the Diocese of Dromore said: "In 1997 a person approached Social Services regarding abuse which he suffered as a child involving the late Fr Seamus Reid.

"Social Services referred the person to the diocesan delegate in the diocese of Dromore.

"Since then all other allegations which have been made against the late Fr Reid were reported to the statutory authorities in line with national child protection procedures."

The statement confirmed that the Bishop John McAreavey of Dromore, who has offered his resignation, had met a number of victims of Fr Reid and urged "anyone who has been a victim of child sexual abuse by the late Fr ReidInstead of promoting a scientific temper among people, much of the media in India is today supporting superstition and injecting communal poison in the hearts and minds of viewers and readers, NDTV India Managing Editor and Magsaysay Award winner Ravish Kumar told Paranjoy Guha Thakurta in an interview published on Sunday April 12, 2020. Here is an edited version of the video interview translated into English.

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta: We are going through an unprecedented international crisis. The Director General of the World Health Organisation has said this is not just a pandemic but also an “infodemic” because of the way in which fake news has spread all over the world on a scale never witnessed before. In several countries, governments are making citizens give up their privacy. The