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Ireland’s High Court just gave the green light to publish the names of 341 former Christian Brothers in a landmark abuse case — not because they’re accused, but to pressure them to respond. The lawsuit centers on a survivor abused by Brother Liam Coughlan in the 70s, now jailed, and targets current head David Gibson after the organization refused to name a legal representative. With addresses for ex-members untraceable, public notice is the only way to ensure accountability. Six weeks to respond — or face being dragged into court without their say. A legal chess move exposing how institutions shield themselves — and why justice sometimes demands a public reckoning.

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