Obuasi SHTS abuse: Adults who knew but failed to act are also guilty – Mariam Darlington
Executive Secretary and Head of Public Relations of the African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA), Marian Darlington, has criticised adults who allegedly knew about sexual abuse at Obuasi Senior High School but failed to intervene, saying their inaction also raises questions about their responsibility.
Executive Secretary of the African Women Lawyers Association, Marian Darlington, has criticized adults who were aware of sexual abuse at Obuasi Senior High Technical School but failed to take action, suggesting their inaction raises questions about their responsibility. She expressed shock that complaints had reportedly been made repeatedly by parents, teachers, and students without any meaningful intervention, stating that every adult involved in the scandal is guilty to some extent.
Darlington emphasized that the children were the only innocent parties in the scandal and questioned why intervention came only after the Ghana Education Service suspended the headmaster, despite claims that the abuse was widely known in the community.
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