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FILE - In this May 28, 2017 file photo, Maria Reis, a former member of the Rhema Community Evangelical Ministry, speaks during an interview in Franco da Rocha, Brazil. Reis, who has said her son was psychologically abused at the Rhema school, expressed relief at news of the March 1 filing in a labor court in Sao Paulo state, where prosecutors included extensive excerpts from depositions laying out harrowing details of a wide range of alleged abuses, including how long the marks from a beating with a ruler were evident on a child’s body. "We are very happy with this," said Reis, a longtime member who has left the church. "Everything that was wrong, everything that was covered up has to be exposed." (AP Photo/Andre Penner, File)
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