SOS Kinderdorf! Schläge, Übergriffe, Missbrauch - #1468

Im Kärntner SOS-Kinderdorf Moosburg haben Pädagogen Kinder geschlagen, systematisch erniedrigt, eingesperrt, nackt fotografiert und vermutlich sexuell missbraucht – und das bis vor wenigen Jahren. Das belegt eine Studie. Die Verantwortlichen haben sie in der Schublade verräumt.Wie konnte es dazu kommen, dass die Misshandlungen zum System wurden? Warum hat den Kindern niemand geholfen? Und wieso haben die Behörden weggeschaut? Jürgen Klatzer und Matthias Winterer berichten im Gespräch mit FALTER-Chefredakteur über ihre Recherche. Die ganze Reportage finden Sie hier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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