Guest guest Posted February 16, 2002 Report Share Posted February 16, 2002 Confidential In a message dated 2/15/02 6:40:02 AM Pacific Standard Time, Vipramukhya.Swami (AT) pamho (DOT) net writes: << Can anything be done about informing the people he works for? >> I think it would be a matter of at least one competent person going to where the orphanage(s) is (are), and planting themselves in the community-then, perhaps, making acquaintance with boys who are in the orphanage, or youth who were in the orphanage. At some point these children and youth may feel comfortable to speak about recent alleged incidents. With such first-hand testimony the local police may (definitely not for sure) take some action. The ISKCON reports, such as the official decision and files from the APVC, can supplement the first-hand reports from the boys who are there currently. The evidence in the APVC file is strong, but on its own I don't think it will arouse the police into action, especially considering that they may have developed a relationship of some sort with the alleged abusers. Another approach is to organize a letter-writing campaign, with each letter accompanied by the official decision, and also perhaps by some of the more implicating evidence in the file. If the supporters of the orphanage in England and India receive 200 letters, then they may take action to close the orphanage and perhaps also to conduct their own investigation. Hare Krsna. Your servant, Dhira Govinda dasa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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