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Child Sexual Abuse - Page 4

August 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

When Rape Survivors Must Relive Their Ordeal to Secure Justice

When Abigail, a 13-year-old schoolgirl, learned that she would have to give evidence in court for a second time, she wept in frustration. The first time she had testified about being raped,

Columns/Geopolitics

Britain’s Deportation Dilemma Is Becoming a Diplomatic One

The debate over whether convicted child sex offender Shabir Ahmed should be deported from the United Kingdom to Pakistan has become about far more than one offender. It has evolved into a test of how modern states balance domestic political

July 20, 2026

France to Reopen Thousands of Child Abuse Complaints as Hundreds of Suspects Are Detained

Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Judiciary

The abduction, rape, and killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna has become a defining moment in France’s response to child sexual abuse, triggering one of the

How High-Profile Abuse Cases Are Reshaping Family Decisions

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

A deeply personal essay published by Die Zeit examines how a series of widely reported sexual abuse and violence cases has transformed one mother’s

Dalai Lama Named Repeatedly in Epstein Files, Stirring Global Controversy

February 8, 2026
China/Human Rights/World

The name of the Dalai Lama has appeared 168 times in newly released court files related to Jeffrey Epstein, triggering renewed international scrutiny of the Tibetan spiritual leader’s past associations, according to

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Inside Epstein’s Digital World: The Bizarre and Disturbing Revelations of 3 Million Pages

February 5, 2026
Human Rights/World

The latest tranche of documents released by the U.S. Justice Department, totaling an astonishing three million pages, offers unprecedented insight into the private life of Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and convicted sex

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Chomsky’s Shadow: Revealed Ties to Jeffrey Epstein Stir Global Scrutiny

February 4, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The latest tranche of documents from the U.S. Justice Department, released Friday under a congressional transparency law, casts fresh light on the relationship between Noam Chomsky, the world-renowned linguist, and Jeffrey Epstein,

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Epstein Files Raise Claims of Secret Children and Missing Newborn

February 3, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Jeffrey Epstein may have fathered multiple secret children, including one allegedly taken from her mother minutes after birth, according to newly released files from the U.S. Justice Department that shed fresh light

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Sri Lanka Arrest Shakes Nation Over Alleged Mass Child Abuse

February 3, 2026
Human Rights/News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan police have arrested a businessman on grave allegations of sexually abusing more than thirty-six children under the age of eighteen, in a case that has sent shockwaves across the country.

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Children, Porn, and a Silent Epidemic

February 1, 2026
Education/Health/Human Rights

Children are being exposed to pornography at alarmingly early ages, with studies showing that between 8% and 20% encounter explicit content before turning 10, and over 90% before 14. This phenomenon, reported

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Epstein Files Cast Spotlight on Melania Trump’s Past Ties to Ghislaine Maxwell

January 31, 2026
Diplomacy/News

Melania Trump has come under renewed scrutiny after newly released Justice Department records revealed friendly email exchanges between the future first lady and Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of convicted sex offender

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Zuckerberg Approved Teen Access to AI Chatbots Despite Sexual Risk Warnings

January 28, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg approved allowing minors to access artificial intelligence chatbot companions despite internal warnings that the tools were capable of sexual and romantic interactions, according to internal company documents

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Jeffrey Epstein’s Brother Fuels Murder Claims as Questions Linger Over Financier’s Death

January 19, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

More than five years after convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his New York jail cell, his younger brother Mark has emerged as one of the most vocal figures rejecting

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When Ego-Centric Power Melts in the Sixth-Grade Classroom

January 18, 2026
Columns/Sri Lanka

Smriti Irani is not only a popular figure in India but also well known in Sri Lanka. She became popular in Sri Lanka through the character “Tulsi” in the teledrama Mahagedara. From

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