The speed at which victims of sexual abuse, especially children, can become less central to the public discussion of their experience once the outrage dies away is deeply troubling.
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When the outrage dies, who remembers the victims? – The Obuasi SHTS case and our troubling habit of forgetting the people behind the headlines
The speed at which victims of sexual abuse, especially children, can become less central to the public discussion of their experience once the outrage dies away is deeply troubling.
