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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP is juvenile. "Yay, I won!" That's so Christian of you. PS-- The Church doesn't have the monopoly on abuse. And you might want to look into the amount of charity it is involved in. [/quote] No one seems to pay much attention to the broad complicity of Hasidic rabbis in sexual assault and sexual abuse of minors in their community. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/11/nyregion/for-ultra-orthodox-in-child-sex-abuse-cases-prosecutor-has-different-rules.html?_r=0 An influential rabbi came last summer to the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, with a message: [b]his ultra-Orthodox advocacy group was instructing adherent Jews that they could report allegations of child sexual abuse to district attorneys or the police only if a rabbi first determined that the suspicions were credible.[/b] [...] [b]Many of the rabbis consider sexual abuse accusations to be community matters best handled by rabbinical authorities, who often do not report their conclusions to the police.[/b] http://westchester.news12.com/news/new-square-sex-abuse-case-of-rabbi-moshe-taubenfeld-adjourned-for-two-months-1.6892669 Activists showed up at the first public court appearance last night of Rabbi Moshe Taubenfeld. A young New Square man claims the highly regarded rabbi and mentor sexually abused him for five years after he went to him for solace after Sept. 11. The allegations reignited claims that other sexual abuse cases have been covered up. "It's clear that many victims of child molestation in New Square are getting angry at the corruption that allows child molestation to continue," says Rabbi Noson-Leiter, of Monsey. Noson-Leiter attended the hearing with other activists who say they want to make sure justice gets served for the alleged victim.[/quote]
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