American Children 'Rescued' from Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Sect Lev Tahor
Summary
Seventeen minors from several countries were taken out of the Lev Tahor community in Colombia during an operation by local authorities. The group, which practices a strict form of religious life, has faced investigations for child abuse in multiple countries. Colombian officials worked with international agencies to ensure the children's safety.Key Facts
- Seventeen minors were rescued from the Lev Tahor group in Colombia.
- These minors included U.S., Canadian, and Guatemalan nationals.
- The rescue operation occurred in Yarumal, Antioquia on a Sunday.
- Five of the rescued children had Interpol alerts indicating they were at risk.
- Lev Tahor has been investigated for practices like child marriages and rigid rules.
- The group has been the subject of legal actions in several countries, including the U.S.
- Colombian authorities are verifying the children's identities and assessing their needs.
- Lev Tahor was founded in the 1980s and has moved countries often due to legal issues.
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