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FIFA launches child safety program after Jean-Bart sexual abuse case
In the wake of a sexual abuse scandal which rocked Haitian football, FIFA has unveiled a new education program to combat abuse. World football s governing body says it has a moral obligation to protect players.
World football s governing body, FIFA, has vowed to strengthen its efforts in protecting young players following systemic sexual abuse in Haitian football, a case that was described as appalling by FIFA investigators and that resulted in the federation s president, Yves Dadou Jean-Bart, being banned from the sport for life.
Joyce Cook, FIFA s chief social responsibility and education officer, told DW the governing body was planning to adopt stricter safeguarding requirements, including for agents representing young players and for countries bidding to host international tournaments. She said that FIFA s own statutes – essentially the rulebook for its 211 member associations – could also be beefed
FIFA is unveiling a program to educate its member associations worldwide about how to properly handle player harassment and abuse.
The program, announced Wednesday, is an extension to FIFA Guardians, an initiative announced following the 2019 Women’s World Cup to ensure player safety.
FIFA has aimed the five-part course, FIFA Guardians Safeguarding in Sport Diploma, at player safety officers across its 211 member associations, although aspects of the course developed in conjunction with the Open University will be made available to everyone, including other sports federations.
“Anyone who plays football, or indeed any sport, is entitled to enjoy it in a safe and supportive environment that, first and foremost, protects their well-being, especially where children are concerned. This is the objective of the FIFA Guardians Programme,” FIFA president Gianni Infantino said in a statement. “Today, football is taking another important step in delivering on this objective, as