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Pedophile doctor let off with reprimand

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A Japanese doctor was gently "reprimanded" after he was caught engaging in paid sex with a 14-year old child. Hospital directors did not want to fire the doctor after the case came to light, because he was one of two specialists in the hospital, and they feared that his dismissal would result in "adverse" effects for its patients.

On Friday, the National Hospital Organization stepped in to suspend Yoshimasa Fujita for three months from Friday, which still seems woefully inadequate to me.

These kind of news stories infuriate me, and I always wonder if I should relay them. On the one hand, they're disgusting, so do we really need to disseminate them? On the other hand, I think it's valuable to be infuriated. If the law realizes that parents will not tolerate child abuse by any kind, perhaps punishment will become more harsh and sex offenders will think twice before they act.

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Start by teaching him that it is safe to do so.