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“The amount of compensation is small, and it goes to court costs…” No one knows about the lack of help that sexual victims who are scarred for life get. is a person who has suffered for just one year.

Tae Tsukahara (52 years old) has been sexually assaulted by her biological father since she was a child. She used her real name to accuse her father of his despicable actions, but was confronted with the fact that the statute of limitations and Japanese law are lenient on sexual predators. “We want to eliminate victims like us…” Tae works hard to protect many children from sexual assault, but … (Part 2)

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Cultural issues and child sexual assault have the same roots.

Masaki Kito, a lawyer known for defending Aum Shinrikyo and other religious cults, calls Tae Tsukahara (52 years old, hereafter known as Tae) “Joan of Arc” ‘ and supporting sexual assault cases. Although the two men, both from Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, have something in common, there seems to be little connection between cults and sexual assault.

Why is Mr. Kito supporting Mr. Tae?

“There is a strong relationship between cults and child sexual abuse. In cultures, companies, schools, and even families, there are dynamics at work in groups. In fact, sexual assault on women and children, sexual harassment and abuse of power takes place in companies and schools. These are not isolated issues, but they are all connected. We are working hard to develop legislation to address these issues.”

Kito-san explains.

Masaki Kito, a lawyer who supports Tae Tsukahara's action, said,

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Masaki Kito, a lawyer who supports Tae Tsukahara’s action, said, “There is a strong relationship between cultural beliefs and sexual assault on children.”

The compensation is too low to take the case to court.

At the same time, it became public knowledge that adults were sexually assaulting children because of Johnny’s case. Statute of Limitations (See the first part), Johnny’s old group paid compensation to the men who went over and over to account for the damage, and the case seemed to be settled.

However, Kito says there are other problems with sexual assault against children besides the abolition of statutes of limitations.

“Victims of Johnny’s scandal have usually settled with millions in compensation, but the amount is too low. The main reason is that it is difficult to calculate the extent of damage suffered in a sexual assault. However, it is such a hard experience that the victim must live with the emotional scars for the rest of their lives. Even for defamation, compensation can be in the millions. However, this amount is disproportionate for sexual damages. Even if you receive millions of yen, you will need a large number of attorney fees and court costs to go to court, and you will have to fight for years. in court to take time off from work every time they go to court, they suffer a huge financial loss. This is why many people give up going to court.

2024-11-24 08:00:00
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⁢ What legislative changes, specific to statutes of limitations, could be implemented​ to better serve survivors of child sexual abuse‍ and ensure they​ have ample⁣ opportunity to seek justice?

## Interview: Beyond the Statute of Limitations: ⁢Addressing the Deep Roots of​ Child Sexual ⁢Abuse

**Introduction:**

Welcome to World Today News. Today’s crucial conversation centers around the sensitive topic of child sexual abuse, sparked by the brave testimony of⁢ Tae Tsukahara and legal insights from Masaki Kito. ​

Joining us are Tae Tsukahara, a survivor⁣ of childhood ⁤sexual abuse who has ⁤bravely come forward to expose injustices within‌ the system, and Masaki ​Kito, a lawyer dedicated to advocating for victims and fighting for systemic changes.

**(Theme‍ 1: Personal Impact and Breaking the Silence)**

**Interviewer**: Tae-san, your ⁤willingness to use your real ‌name and share your story is incredibly courageous.⁢ What motivated you ⁣to break the silence about the abuse you endured?

**Tae**: (Allows Tae to share her experience, motivations, and the emotional toll of her journey)

**Interviewer**: Tae-san, your story highlights the ⁣lifelong impact of childhood sexual abuse. What ‌message do⁢ you hope⁤ to convey to other survivors who may be struggling in⁤ silence?

**(Theme 2: Legal⁢ Barriers ​and Systemic Issues)**

**Interviewer**: Mr. Kito, you’ve likened the issue of ⁣child sexual ⁤abuse to the dynamics found in cults. Can‌ you elaborate⁢ on this connection and explain how cultural norms and power structures contribute to this problem?

**Kito**: ​(Explains his ⁤viewpoint on the connection between cults,⁣ power dynamics, and child sexual abuse, drawing​ parallels between these seemingly disparate issues)

**Interviewer**: The article mentions the issue of limited ⁢compensation in sexual assault cases.​ How do inadequate settlements contribute to the challenges faced by survivors seeking justice?

**Kito**: (Discusses the financial⁣ and legal ​barriers faced⁤ by survivors, highlighting the impact of court costs, legal fees, and the ⁣potential for​ financial loss during ‌lengthy legal​ battles)

**(Theme 3: Advocating for‌ Change)**

**Interviewer**: What concrete steps, both⁣ legislative and societal, ⁤can be taken to address the ⁣root causes of child sexual abuse and ensure justice for survivors?

**Kito**: (Presents potential solutions, including legal reforms like abolishing statutes of limitations ‍for sexual abuse ⁣cases, increasing resources​ for survivors, and promoting public awareness campaigns)

**Interviewer**: Tae-san, based on your experience, what message would you⁣ like to send to policymakers and those in‌ positions⁤ of power​ who⁣ can influence change?

**Tae**: (Shares her hopes for legislative reform and ‍societal shifts, emphasizing the need for comprehensive measures to​ protect children and support survivors)

**(Conclusion)**

**Interviewer**: Thank you both for your time⁤ and honesty. Your voices shed light on a critical issue that demands attention and decisive action. We hope this conversation will inspire further dialog, leading to ⁢a safer and more just future for all.

**Note:**

Remember⁤ to:

* Allow ‌for pauses and reflective moments‍ during the interview.

*‌ Actively listen and ⁢engage​ with both guests’ responses.

* ‌Encourage respectful and thoughtful dialog between interviewees.

* Summarize key points and reiterate the underlying​ message.

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