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'Heinous' alleged rape deepens crisis in state care
Police say the alleged assault involved a girl with an intellectual disability and has renewed pressure for tougher child safety reforms.
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‘Heinous’: Ministers defend reforms after revelation of alleged rape of girl in residential care
Queensland’s child safety minister said the government was streamlining its reforms to address the abuse and exploitation of children in state care.
·North Sydney, Australia
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‘Heinous’ alleged rape deepens crisis in state care
A teenage girl has allegedly been raped in a state-funded residential care home in what has been described as a “heinous” act. A staff member is accused of assaulting the girl, who is understood to be intellectually impaired, at the home west of Brisbane. Queensland’s Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm confirmed the alleged attack was being investigated, saying she had zero tolerance for abuse “particularly when it comes to vulnerable children in…
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- 57% of the sources lean Left
57% Left
L 57%
C 29%
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