A report by world football's governing body, FIFA, has FIFA Mobile Coins laid bare the amount of abuse carried out by Yves"Dadou" Jean-Bart, the disgraced former president of the Haitian football federation (FHF), predicting his behavior"dreadful" and saying that he had"established a very intricate and extremely detrimental system of sexual abuse and exploitation of female players."

A number of the victims were all heterosexual.

Now, the complete legal rationale behind that conclusion was published. It spells out the way Jean-Bart took good advantage of his position"to convince the [small ] female gamers to engage in sex with himby promising to help or threatening to harm their soccer careers" -- even though he had been supposed to be the guy finally entrusted with their well-being.

The 45-page report catalogues a series of abuses, all following a similar pattern. Jean-Bart would utilize a supposed hospital visit for a pretext to have a player out of the training centre. The player would then be pushed to a resort or another location, where the abuse allegedly occurred.

Then he offered me the key to a different area. He handed me a purse of underwear as a present. I quickly thanked him so that I could move. He called me and pulled me closer to his body. At that point, he started to get me. When I realized what was going on, I pushed him fled the room."

The players that denied Jean-Bart's advances were expelled in the training center and national staff. Since DW mentioned in October, Jean-Bart also grabbed their passports as a way of restraining them and preventing them from fleeing abroad.A second victim cited in the report stated:"Everything I need is to get my passport back and my safety is ensured. If Dadou understands that I have testified against him, anything could happen to me and my loved ones, since he knows where he could find me."

They also cast doubt on his claims that he suffered from a health condition that meant that he had been unable to buy FUT Coins have penetrative sex, stating in any circumstance that"the concept of sexual abuse doesn't necessarily need coitus."