Scandal in a children's camp in Russia - a schoolboy was raped.
In the Russian children's camp 'Country of Heroes', where the counselors are veterans of the occupation war in Ukraine, a new socially significant event has occurred. The mother of one of the boys shared information that her son was raped and regularly beaten.
Message from Russian media:
Scandals in 'Country of Heroes'
In the military-patriotic camp 'Country of Heroes', another situation that provokes outrage has occurred. There is information about systematic and cruel treatment of one of the children who was resting in this camp.
The woman, who is the mother of the schoolboy in this camp, reported that the counselors, among whom were former occupiers who participated in the war in Ukraine, regularly beat her son.
Physical and psychological violence
The woman noted that in addition to the beatings, her son was also raped with an object. This type of violence is characteristic of Russian realities and is used not only by ordinary citizens but also by heads of institutions that assist in torturing others.
Currently, there has been no reaction from the camp leadership regarding this information. The authorities of the region where the 'Country of Heroes' camp is located are also silent.
Scandals have arisen in the Russian children's camp 'Country of Heroes' after information about rape and physical violence against one of the children in the camp was spread. The mother of the victim reported the cruel treatment of her son by the counselors, former participants in the war in Eastern Ukraine. Currently, the camp leadership and local authorities have not responded to these accusations.
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