TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR REVIEW INTO ALLEGED NON-RECENT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN FOOTBALL

06 Dec 2016

Football Association UK

The UK Football Association has published a full Terms of Reference for its review into historic child sexual abuse allegations in football. In the article the full ToR can be found.

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Terms of Reference for Rview into Alleged non-recent Child Sexual Abuse in Foot…

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Raising concerns and reporting

Country

United Kingdom

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