ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月16日 03時07分

41 girls died in a fire at a Guatemalan shelter as police stood by. The officers guarding the door the girls were behind refused to unlock it despite the screams, and waited 9 minutes before stepping inside. 15 managed to survive the fire, which began with an escape attempt, but many now live with deep physical and emotional scars. One survivor, photographed here by @daniele_volpe, has burns over 95% of her body. She hardly goes outside anymore to avoid the stares and teasing from other children.⁣
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The fire was one of the deadliest tragedies in #Guatemala since the end of its civil war decades ago, and it happened inside a group home for at-risk youth who had been put there by the government, supposedly for their own protection, writes Azam Ahmed, the #nytimes bureau chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. ⁣
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Now, nearly 2 years later, the trials against public officials accused of failing to prevent the deaths have all begun. But a review of more than 2 dozen case files of victims and survivors — along with interviews of family members, group home employees and public officials — reveals a pattern of physical, psychological and sexual abuse allegations at the facility stretching back for years. Visit the link in our profile to read more from the investigation.

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