Hope for Justice: The Ongoing Struggle of Smyth’s Victims in Zimbabwe

Judith Nyachuru’s family seeks closure in the wake of abuse by John Smyth, whose actions traumatized many in Zimbabwe. The Makin Report suggested an investigation by the Church of England, yet no progress has been made. Victims remain worried about possible cover-ups, and legal advocates stress the need for urgent action to support survivors.

Judith Nyachuru expresses profound pain over the abuse inflicted on her late brother, Guide, by John Smyth in Zimbabwe during the early 1990s. As the only boy in a family of seven girls, Guide’s tragic fate haunts his family, fueling their desire for justice. Following the recent Makin Report…

The ongoing silence surrounding John Smyth’s past abuses remains a significant concern for his victims and the Anglican Church’s handling of the matter. The families demand urgent investigations and restitution, fearing that a cover-up persists. The Church is urged to ensure accountability for past atrocities to prevent further trauma to the victims and support their healing.

Original Source: www.newzimbabwe.com