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Child prostitutes. once you are convicted that label never leaves you. prosecution5 are damaging to your life. some children went to prison for not paying fines. convictions should be completely expunged. convictions should be completely exunred. ., expunged. there are 47 recommendations - expunged. there are 47 recommendations in - expunged. there are 47| recommendations in the expunged. there are 47 - recommendations in the report, including that the borough council and police should setup a joint ta5k force which should report back annually, that counselling should be provided for victims, ...

Was this allowed to happen. the answer, he believes, is that the authorities had ignored obvious signs of child exploitation, had blamed the children not the perpetrators, and in many cases wouldn't investigate because of nervousness about race. the problems came to light during operation chalice when seven men of south asian descent were convicted of offences against teenage girls but the inquiry has spoken to victims of exploitation from many more communities. this afternoon i spoke to one. she was raped and trafficked. instead of getting helped, she got a criminal record. her words have bee...

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There is no such thing as child prostitutes. so to these young women now, they believe that they're finally getting vindicated, that, you know, a prosecutor in new york, jeffrey berman has taken up their cause and has promised to at least charge epstein and probably will charge others, i would think, given the amount of information that's coming out in some of these court documents that were unsealed yesterday. >> last question here, you know better than anyone, the breadth of the universe with jeffrey epstein at the center of it. help us understand the vastness of that universe. we were talki...

Record, and talk about their experiences. what did they say about the catharsis of doing that, telling their stories and the prospects from going forward. >> this is very -- this was very empowering for, i would say, probably the ones that spoke to me. it was very empowering for them. i think they were surprised at how empowered they felt after they were able to stand up and talk about it and say, you know, what he did was wrong. you know, there's a lot of shame involved in sexual abuse, a lot of these girls blamed themselves. you know, they were treated to some degree by law enforcement, not ...