Thousands of children suffered severe abuse at the Riaumont children's village in northern France from its establishment in 1966 until 2019.
Synopsis
Thousands of children suffered severe abuse at the Riaumont children's village in northern France from its establishment in 1966 until 2019.
Synopsis
Riaumont children's village in northern France operated from its founding until 2019 under the supervision of Catholic monks and priests. During this time, thousands of children faced severe abuse, including beatings, forced labor, and sexual violence. Testimonies from survivors and archival footage reveal the systemic failures that allowed these acts to continue for decades. The documentary calls for accountability and justice for the victims of a facility that was intended to provide care but instead became a site of trauma.
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Why Watch
- See testimonies from Riaumont survivors.
- Find out about systemic failures in child protection.
- Meet the people behind the investigation.
Did You Know
- Riaumont operated from its establishment until 2019.
- Thousands of children endured abuse at Riaumont.
- The facility was run by Catholic monks and priests.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of abuse did children at Riaumont experience?
Children at Riaumont endured severe abuse, including beatings, forced labor, and sexual violence.
When was the Riaumont children's village established?
The Riaumont children's village was established in northern France and operated until 2019.
Who directed the documentary The Abused Children of Riaumont?
The documentary was directed by Ixchel Delaporte.
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