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Paris Hilton Testifies Before US Congress on Childhood Abuse Allegations
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Paris Hilton, a hotel heiress and reality TV star, has spoken out about her experiences of institutional child abuse in the United States. She recently testified before the US Congress, calling for increased federal regulation of youth care facilities. According to Hilton, these facilities prioritize profits over the well-being of vulnerable children, providing inadequate education and poor living conditions. She specifically mentioned mold and blood on the walls as examples of the unsanitary conditions she witnessed.
It's horrifying what these places are like. They're worse than some dog kennels.
These programs promised 'healing, growth, and support,' but instead did not allow me to speak, move freely, or even look out of a window for two years.
They're caring more about profit than the safety of children.
When I was 16 years old, I was ripped from my bed in the middle of the night and transported across state lines to the first of four youth residential treatment facilities.
I'm here to be a voice for the children whose voices can't be heard.
There's no education in these places, there's mold and blood on the walls.
