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April 21, 2025 · In: Foster Care, News

As Survivors Seek Justice, New York Child Welfare Agencies Face the Costs of Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Lawsuits

As Survivors Seek Justice, New York Child Welfare Agencies Face the Costs of Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Lawsuits

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‘Predators go where the prey is’: Lawsuits describe abuse in foster care

December 14, 2020 · In: Child Victims Act (CVA), Childhood Sexual Abuse, Foster Care, News

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