The Tribunal in Britain has allowed renowned pianist James Rhodes to publish scandalous biography. In the book, the artist tells about how he was raped in his childhood.

In Britain, the latest judicial fact: a 40-year-old pianist James Rhodes persuaded the Supreme Tribunal to lift the ban with the publication of his cantankerous memoirs where he tells about how he had been raped in childhood. Previously the Tribunal had not given him permission for the publication of the biography - that urged former missus Rhodes. She was afraid that the biography of the pianist will cause severe damage to their 12-year-old son, informs "bi-Bi-si."

But Rhodes was not satisfied with the sentence and he appealed to the Supreme Tribunal, which decided to grant full permission to publish the book. With all this, the names of his son and former spouse cannot be included in the memories. "A person who has received a similar injury, is entitled to tell the people, what he went through and how they managed to cope with this state of Affairs. Probably, to someone it will help to cope with this task", - explained his decision by the Supreme Tribunal.

"I was forbidden to talk about it when I was a kid. Guys forced to keep a similar secret, I urge to tell, to share the task with the world. This is a victory for all victims of violence," said Rhodes, explaining the court's decision. He did not believe that the book will cause damage to his teenage son. "I love him like a nobody. I'm his dad. But he will not read this book, it's not for kids," said the pianist.

Note that in his own book Rhodes informs about how at the age of six became a victim of molestation and rape by the school coach. In consequence of the injury inflicted Rhodes used to strong drinks, and drugs, and also wanted to carry out suicide, but the music helped the pianist to cope. The biography of the artist will be released next week.
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