U.S. Agrees to Pay $116 Million to Settle Sexual Abuse Claims at California Prison
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The federal government has agreed to pay $116 million to settle lawsuits from 103 women who reported sexual abuse while incarcerated at the now-closed women's prison in California.
This settlement is the largest of its kind with the Bureau of Prisons, representing a landmark victory for abuse victims in prisons and hope for future justice.
The Bureau of Prisons condemned the sexual abuse, stating their commitment to protect individuals in custody and ensure the safety of employees and the community.
Jessica Pride, representing the victims, emphasized the rampant abuse at the prison, which had earned a notorious reputation, underscoring the need for systemic change.
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