"She also urged the Jesuits to appoint an ombudsman for pupils still at the schools involved, and to train teachers there to be alert to signs of sexual abuse in children."
Transparency, sunshine. Positive. We can't go on under the old regime of pockets of tyranny under secrecy and then blowouts. Read Matthew McDaniel akha.org about US missionaries snatching children to impress US financial supporters with numbers, then again abuse strikes in tyranny under cover of secrecy and a propaganda. The propaganda cover, in addition to the simple numbers-based boasting to US supporters, includes constructs familiar to students of US military and covert action and counter-insurgency programs and FBI COINTELOP abuses of the Black Panthers. False accusations, for one thing, and then subtle self-aggrandizement of programs that are not what they seem to be any more than warehousing a bunch of kidnapped children constitutes an orphanage. Transparency and sunshine and advocacy somehow has to become institutionalized but there has been a false and rotten structure embodying the right sounds in counterfeit, like the FBI looking out for the Lindbergh baby when really they use CIA kidnapped children to make APEC pedo porn. There is corruption in US child protection fascism. Vermin and lies are everywhere! -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, Kris Millegan <roads...@...> wrote: > > http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/18/german-jesuit-schools-fac_n_467319. > html?view=print > German Jesuit Schools Face 115 Sex Abuse Charges > MELISSA EDDY | 02/18/10 01:00 PM | > BERLIN The number of students who claim they were sexually abused by > Jesuit priests at schools across Germany has jumped to 115, a lawyer said > Thursday. > > Ursula Raue, an attorney appointed by the order to handle the charges, said > that since seven alumni of the private Catholic Canisius Kolleg in Berlin > first reported abuses in January, the accusations have "taken on a dimension > of previously unbelievable proportions," the DAPD news agency reported. > > Raue told reporters that victims have identified 12 Jesuit priests by name > and accused women in some cases. She also said rapes have been reported. > > The sexual abuse charges are the most widespread involving Catholic priests > in Germany, the homeland of Pope Benedict XVI. > > Most of the cases date back to the 1970s and 1980s, and some as far back as > the 1950s. Although very few of them were violent, Raue said the victims > still bear the scars. > > "These are wounds that never heal," she said. > > She said some of the abuse cases were known early on by other teachers and > the order, but the accused priests were simply moved to another school. > > "In reviewing the files, I have not come across any indication of a concern > for the welfare of the children," Raue said, charging the priests took > better care of their own than the children entrusted to their care. > > Many of the victims are relieved at finally being able to tell their > stories, while others are seeking compensation or an apology, she said. > > Story continues below > She also urged the Jesuits to appoint an ombudsman for pupils still at the > schools involved, and to train teachers there to be alert to signs of sexual > abuse in children. >
