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	Pope Francis in a statement revealed the first eight names of officials who will sit on the commission, which was first announced on December 5 last year.</div>
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	Among them is Marie Collins, an Irish abuse survivor who has been an outspoken campaigner for the rights of victims.</div>
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	Other experts include the Archbishop of Boston, Sean Patrick O&#39;Malley, who has been a vocal spokesman for US victims, as well as psychiatrists Catherine Bonnet, from France, and Sheila Hollins, from Britain.</div>

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Vatican names former victim on child abuse commission

(AFP) - A former victim of sexual abuse by priests will sit on a new commission created to root out paedophilia in the Catholic Church, the Vatican said on Saturday.

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