Coverage dated August 16, 2023

Inmates at California women's prison sue federal government over sexual abuse

Headline from NBC New York

The lawsuit filed in Oakland by attorneys representing the inmates and the advocacy group California Coalition for Women Prisoners also names the current warden and 12 former and current guards.

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  1. NBC New York

    Inmates at California women's prison sue federal government over sexual abuse (opens NBC New York)

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    NBC New York's feed description

    The lawsuit filed in Oakland by attorneys representing the inmates and the advocacy group California Coalition for Women Prisoners also names the current warden and 12 former and current guards.

  2. Fox News

    CA female inmates file suit, citing prison sex abuse hasn’t stopped despite previous prosecutions of officers (opens Fox News)

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    Several inmates at a San Francisco Bay Area lockup are suing the federal government for not fulfilling its promises to stop rampant sex abuse and exploitation in its women’s prisons.

  3. The Daily Caller

    ‘Rape Club’: Inmates Sue Federal Government For Allegedly Failing To Stop Sexual Abuse At Women’s Prison (opens The Daily Caller)

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    The Daily Caller's feed description

    Eight inmates at a San Francisco Bay Area women's prison called a "rape club" by both prisoners and workers filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the federal government.

  4. CBS News

    Sex abuse scandal at Northern California women's prison spurs lawsuit vs. feds (opens CBS News)

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    CBS News's feed description

    Survivors of sexual abuse by employees at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin assert that enough hasn't been done to stop the abuse.

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