NY Jewish institutions hit with 150 child sex abuse lawsuits

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Published on Sep 1, 2021
#newyork At least 150 child sex abuse lawsuits were filed against Jewish institutions in New York over the past two years , The lawsuits feature accusations across virtually every denomination of Judaism. The institutions named include summer camps, elementary and high schools, youth movements, community centers, providers of services for disabled people, foster care agencies, and synagogues.Among the lawsuits filed were at least three against the "United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism"

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Times of Israel Published originally on August 30 , 2021
https://www.timesofisrael.com/ny-jewish-institutions-hit-with-150-child-sex-abuse-lawsuits-since-2019/

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