Boy Scouts of America will compensate sexual abuse victims from a $2.4 billion trust after emerging from bankruptcy
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(CNN) — The Boy Scouts of America will begin to distribute compensation to thousands of victims of sexual abuse after emerging from bankruptcy Wednesday, the organization announced. As part of a settlement with more than 82,000 survivors of abuse, the BSA will pay out $2.
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The Boy Scouts of America announced Wednesday that the organization has fulfilled its requirements to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring to compensate sexual abuse victims.
The Boy Scouts of America will begin to distribute compensation to thousands of victims of sexual abuse after emerging from bankruptcy Wednesday, the organization announced.
The fund was formed in response to allegations from about 82,500 men that they were molested as children while members of the organization. The Boy Scouts also announced new measures to prevent abuse.
(CNN) — The Boy Scouts of America will begin to distribute compensation to thousands of victims of sexual abuse after emerging from bankruptcy Wednesday, the organization announced. As part of a settlement with more than 82,000 survivors of abuse, the BSA will pay out $2.
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