The Christian Academy in Japan, a suburban Tokyo school founded in
1950 as a boarding school for the children of Christian missionaries, is
investigating 66 cases of alleged past abuse of students at the school
spanning decades.
Those allegations include faculty physically and sexually abusing
students mostly in the 1960s and 1970s, though a representative for a
school alumni group said she is aware of cases as early as the late
1950s and as recent as the 1990s.
A written statement on the school’s website from Anda Foxwell, head of school, said the alleged abuse reportedly occurred “a quarter to a half century ago.”
School for missionary children in Japan investigating allegations of past abuse - Religion News Service
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