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Australian charity sues Canadian abuse survivor over cookie mascot
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Australian charity sues Canadian abuse survivor over cookie mascot
It all began with “Cookie the Kookaburra.” That’s the mascot that the Australian charity Rapid Relief Team (RRT) calls its “global ambassador.” Canadian sexual abuse survivor Cheryl Bawtinheimer used the character in her “Get a Life” video podcast in a series critical of RRT. The Australian charity, which is tied to the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, has filed a copyright lawsuit against Bawtinheimer in U.S. federal court. RRT claims Ba…
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