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Victims of sexual abuse with NDAs would be able to speak freely under new bill from GOP committee leader

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By Jake Tapper, Dugald McConnell, CNN (CNN) — Survivors of sexual abuse would be free to speak about their experiences even if they sign a nondisclosure agreement under a new bill put forward by the House Republican leading the Jeffrey Epstein investigation in Congress.

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    Victims of sexual abuse with NDAs would be able to speak freely under new bill from GOP committee leader (opens KESQ Palm Springs)

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    By Jake Tapper, Dugald McConnell, CNN (CNN) — Survivors of sexual abuse would be free to speak about their experiences even if they sign a nondisclosure agreement under a new bill put forward by the House Republican leading the Jeffrey Epstein investigation in Congress.

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    Jeffrey Epstein probe sparks bill to let sexual-abuse survivors break NDAs (opens Insider)

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    The bill was proposed after the House Oversight Committee voted to hold Leon Black in contempt for refusing to comply with a subpoena for NDAs.

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