‘Gut-wrenching pain’: First conviction in French school sex abuse scandal fails to quell parents’ anger
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‘Gut-wrenching pain’: First conviction in French school sex abuse scandal fails to quell parents’ anger A Paris court on Tuesday sentenced a former school aide to one year of house arrest with an ankle tag for sexually abusing nine children – the first…
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‘Gut-wrenching pain’: First conviction in French school sex abuse scandal fails to quell parents’ anger A Paris court on Tuesday sentenced a former school aide to one year of house arrest with an ankle tag for sexually abusing nine children – the first…
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