AUSTRALIA
ABC News
By Candice Marcus
A victim of a Salvation Army paedophile has made an impassioned plea for change while giving evidence at an inquiry, asking the organisation to do the right thing by all victims.
Graham Rundle, now 63, was repeatedly raped and sexually abused at the Eden Park Boys’ Home in South Australia as a child in the 1960s.
He has told the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse about his experiences and what he wanted to come out of the hearing.
At the end of his evidence, Mr Rundle directed his comments directly at Commissioner Floyd Tidd, the current Territorial Commander of the Salvation Army’s Southern Territory.
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