TIME Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (TIME MagazineInstagram)「Hundreds of individual sex abuse cases have been brought against the #BoyScouts over the last several decades. In 2010, a judge ordered the organization to make public an internal list of men accused of preying on boys. (Within Scout headquarters, the list was known as the “P Files” or “Perversion Files.”) In January, a child abuse expert hired by the Boy Scouts to analyze the files testified that she found 12,254 boys had reported experiencing sexual abuse at the hands of at least 7,800 suspected assailants between 1944 and 2016. Academics who research child sex abuse tell TIME that number is likely a gross underestimation. A 17-year-old from Michigan is still struggling to process the abuse. He says his Scoutmaster targeted him around the age of seven, just as his parents had separated and he was at his most vulnerable. “He did stuff below the torso area, if you get my drift,” he says. The first person he told, years later, was his grandmother. Since the abuse had happened long ago, it didn’t seem like there was much they could do. They both “sort of dropped it" until a few months ago, when the grandmother spotted an ad urging victims to come forward. She suggested the teen might find closure, but he also wants the decades of abuse against children to stop. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @davidkasnic for TIME」6月1日 23時53分