Boy Scouts lack survivor support for $2.7bn settlement in crucial vote
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Boy Scouts lack survivor support for $2.7bn settlement in crucial vote

Samuel Casey
January 06, 2022
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The ongoing bankruptcy proceedings of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) have hit a roadblock after a vote revealed less support than expected from sexual abuse survivors for its compensation plan.

The BSA is embroiled in a $2.7bn bankruptcy settlement case relating to widespread historical sexual abuse uncovered at the organisation.

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