Ending the Sexual Exploitation of Children,Taking Women Seriously in Abuse Cases
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- Ending the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in
California - Taking women seriously in abuse cases - Incoming BBC Boss
Discusses Jimmy Savile Scandal, Crisis
Ending the Commercial
Sexual Exploitation of Children in California By James R. Marsh on
February 28, 2013
Today the National Center for Youth Law released a new
report, Ending Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children: A Call for
Multi-System Collaboration in California. CA Report Cover Page
Report
author Kate Walker, an Equal Justice Works Fellow and Attorney at the Center,
commented that "Every day, the unthinkable happens: thousands of America's
children are coerced into performing sex for hire. Exploitation can start as
young as age ten. Some exploited children are brutally beaten and raped. Others
are isolated, drugged, and starved until they become "willing" participants.
Yet, these children are regularly arrested and held in juvenile detention
facilities even though they are victims of crime."
Worldwide, human
trafficking is a $32 billion industry, involving 100,000 children in the U.S.
The FBI has determined that three of the nation's thirteen High Intensity Child
Prostitution areas are located in California.
Incoming BBC Boss Discusses Jimmy Savile Scandal,
Crisis 3/1/2013 by Stuart Kemp LONDON – Incoming BBC director-general
Tony Hall has said a reckless approach to creative risk-taking led the BBC into
crisis amid the fallout of the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal last year in an
interview with The Guardian newspaper....
And Hall identified a rift
between BBC executives and journalists as one of the underlying reasons for the
failure to get the Newsnight investigation into Savile to air in December
2011.