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The lawsuit in federal court in north Georgia was brought by four unnamed plaintiffs who said they were between 12 and 17 when the sex acts took place. It was filed by attorneys from Atlanta law firm King & Spalding and coordinated by Equality Now, a human rights group.
“With this lawsuit, we hope to shine a spotlight on such conduct and the real harm it does to the victims, and to get justice for the victims,” said John Harbin, the attorney who filed the complaint.
Schair began operating the tours in 1998, and eventually began running weeklong trips along rivers and basin aboard his boat, the Amazon Santana. He began to actively recruit “sex tourism” customers from the U.S. to come on the tours, and many of his clients were wealthy Americans, the lawsuit said.

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