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Players Say Soccer Chief Sexually Abused Them for Years. He May Still Win.

March 18, 2019ROD NORDLANDComments Off on Players Say Soccer Chief Sexually Abused Them for Years. He May Still Win.
Some women who accused the head of the Afghan soccer federation of assaulting them are now being threatened into withdrawing charges, a leading player says.
Tagged Afghanistan, International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), Kabul (Afghanistan), Sex Crimes, Sexual Harassment, Soccer
ROD NORDLAND
https://www.nytimes.com/pages/world/index.html?partner=rss&emc=rss

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