A former Latter-day Saint alleges that explicit interviews about sexuality conducted when he was a child left him feeling like "one of the worst people," according to international coverage in inkl.

The account adds to ongoing discussion about the church's practice of worthiness interviews with minors, particularly questions about sexual behavior and masturbation. Critics have called for policy changes to protect children; the church has adjusted some interview guidelines in recent years.

The story appears in international media coverage of former members' experiences. No location or identifying details were provided in the brief report.