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Monday, 10 August 2015

Pakistan Child Sex Abuse: Seven Arrested In Punjab.

Seven people have been arrested in eastern Pakistan on suspicion of
involvement in a child sexual abuse and extortion scandal.
The chief minister of Punjab province, Shahbaz Sharif, ordered a judicial inquiry into reports that hundreds of children had been abused.
Local media say a gang made videos showing the abuse of children, whose parents were then subject to blackmail.
The scandal centres on a village near the city of Kasur.
Correspondents say many victims are afraid to report abuse, in a society which allows abusers to brag about their exploits but stigmatises their victims.
Police say more arrests are expected.

One boy told BBC Urdu the abuse began when he was 11.
"They sexually abused me in front of secret cameras... they came back a week later and showed me the video, and said if I did not do what they wanted, they would show it to my friends and school colleagues."
Another woman told the BBC her son had been molested and blackmailed for five years, and she had only recently learned about the abuse.

Media reports suggest that hundreds of videos have been made involving more than 280 children, mostly aged under 14.
District police officer Rai Babar Saeed told BBC Urdu: "We have around 30 video clips of one incident showing six victims and seven people involved. We have arrested these seven. We are still trying to recover more videos."

He added that there was "no political motive" behind the investigations, which he said were being conducted "on merit".
Last week, more than 20 people were injured as families of the alleged victims clashed with police in Kasur, accusing the authorities of ignoring their complaints.
Saba Sadiq, the head of Punjab's child protection bureau, described the case as "the largest child abuse scandal in Pakistan's history", the AFP news agency reports.
Source: BBC

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