The Guardian·2 min read·medium

Victorian cults inquiry accidentally shares email address of anonymous survivors with group members

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Nino Bucci and Benita Kolovos
Victorian cults inquiry accidentally shares email address of anonymous survivors with group members
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A Victorian parliamentary committee accidentally exposed the email addresses of anonymous cult survivors to other recipients. The committee issued an apology and requested that recipients delete the email to prevent further privacy breaches.

The parliamentary committee into ‘cults and organised fringe groups’ emailed hundreds of recipients shortly after midday to inform them its report had been published, but erroneously left their addresses visible./iStockphoto The parliamentary committee into ‘cults and organised fringe groups’ emailed hundreds of recipients shortly after midday to inform them its report had been published, but erroneously left their addresses visible./iStockphoto Victoria Victorian cults inquiry accidentally shares email address of anonymous survivors with group members Committee apologises for not concealing email addresses when alerting witnesses to final report

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