Source: BBC News
They were sex abuse allegations that rocked the Catholic Church and generated enormous interest – only for the case to vanish suddenly from public view for nine months.
The trial and conviction of Cardinal George Pell can now be reported after an Australian judge lifted a legal order that had prohibited coverage.
The sweeping ban, known as a suppression order, was handed down last May.
It was deemed necessary to give Pell fair hearings but caused big debate.
Categories: Australia, Catholic Church, Sexual Abuse