Paris Hilton is heading back to the Capitol with an urgent plea, calling on “every member of the House” to pass a bill focused on youth congregate care facilities that she says would “create real, meaningful change” before the legislative session ends this week.




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Paris Hilton heading to Capitol with ‘urgent’ plea to pass youth welfare program reform

Hilton is headed back to Washington D.C. to meet with House members on Monday, urging leadership to call the bill to the floor for a vote.

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Paris Hilton calls on the House to take up child abuse bill before session ends

Paris Hilton calls on Congress to pass a bill to reform youth residential treatment facilities, sharing her own experiences.

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The House passed legislation on Wednesday that aims to curb child abuse at residential homes for troubled youth. The 373-33 vote on the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act was repeatedly championed by socialite and media personality Paris Hilton. The bill would establish federal data collection and reporting standards that would act as state guidelines on how best to prevent abuse in foster homes or residential treatment facilities. It is now hea…

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House passes Paris Hilton-backed child abuse legislation- Washington Examiner

Reality star Paris Hilton was back on Capitol Hill on Monday, meeting with representatives in hopes of passing a bill to reform residential treatment facilities for troubled teens. Hilton, 43, has been in Washington, D.C., numerous times over the past three years to advance the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act, which passed the Senate unanimously last week. However, there is only one week ...

Paris Hilton has spoken about her own experience in institutional programs for teenagers as she attempts to pass the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act.

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The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act passed a U.S. Senate vote on Wednesday, Dec. 11Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Paris Hilton, June 2024Paris Hilton is continuing to advocate for victims of child abuse following the trauma she allegedly suffered as a teen at a Utah boarding school. On Monday, Dec. 16, Hilton, 42, shared an open letter via Instagram addressing members of the United States House of Representatives. She called on them…

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Paris Hilton Advocates for Child Abuse Bill amid Her Own Teen Trauma: 'Silence Doesn't Heal'

In writing, Hilton once again describes the horror she experienced as a 17-year-old. “It wasn't until I found my voice that I began to heal.”

Im Schreiben schildert Hilton erneut den Horror, den sie als 17-Jährige erlebte. "Erst als ich meine Stimme fand, begann ich zu heilen."

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Paris Hilton: Open letter to US policy against child abuse

Paris Hilton is imploring the U.S. House of Representatives to pass a bill protecting victims of child abuse before the Christmas holiday. In an impassioned open letter posted on her Instagram on Monday morning (Dec. 16), Hilton urged members of the House to “think of the children woh can’t speak for themselves. They’re counting on you,” adding, “let’s turn pain into purpose and protect the most vulnerable among us.” 
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Paris Hilton Pens Emotional Letter Asking House to Pass Child Abuse Bill: ‘Silence Doesn’t Heal’

Paris Hilton’s not done yet -- after her bill cruised through the Senate last week, she’s already gearing up for the next step and heading back to Capitol Hill.

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Paris Hilton Heads to Capitol Hill to Get 'Stop Child Abuse' Bill Passed

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WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -- A bill to prevent child abuse at youth treatment centers is set for a House vote Tuesday night. The "Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act" has already passed the Senate, and it has the support of celebrity-turned-advocate Paris Hilton.  "For years, I carried my pain of my experience in silence," Paris Hilton said Monday night outside the Capitol alongside lawmakers. Now, Hilton is talking about her time as a teenager, and w…

Paris Hilton heading to Capitol with ‘urgent’ plea to pass youth welfare program reform

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