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Crime victims hold several expectations regarding the compensation of the   harm done to them. In this regard, it is important to distinguish between   material (e.g. financial) and immaterial (e.g. emotional support) needs and   forms of compensation. To explore the matching between desired and actually   awarded compensation, data of a survey with N=104 victims of sexual abuse by   Catholic clerics were analysed. Data analyses revealed that the respondents   most often required an apology and reparation by the Catholic Church followed   by wishes for financial redress. Those were in turn the needs most frequently   met. The majority of the victims also desired an apology and reparation by   the offender, legal punishment for the offender, and therapeutic help for   themselves. However, these forms of compensation were only scarcely provided.   Taking into account further victimological research, findings are discussed   against the background of restorative justice

Victims of sexual abuse by catholic clerics and their needs for compensation