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Survivor of male sexual violence speaks for the first time | Catching a Predator - BBC
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October 15, 2021
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In 2020, Reynhard Sinaga was sentenced for life for 159 counts of rape and other sexual offences, against 48 men. But police found evidence relating to more than 200 victims, many of whom remain unidentified.
One of Sinaga’s victims, Daniel, speaks for the first time to break the silence that surrounds male rape. His powerful testimony contributes to an important national conversation in the UK, where sexual violence against men remains one of the most underreported crimes.
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