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The shocking scale of sexual abuse allegations in Haiti's national football center has been recorded in a Fifa record that summarizes why Yves Jean-Bart was banned from football for life. Thirty-four alleged victims of sexual abuse in the center by 10 possible perpetrators and accomplices such as Jean-Bart, the former football federation president that has consistently denied the allegations, were identified in a report from the players' union Fifpro into Fifa's ethics committee.

The Fifpro report made part of this research into alleged abuses by Jean-Bart, initially revealed by the Guardian, in the Centre Technique National at Croix-des-Bouquets. It claimed that 14 of the 34 were alleged victims of Jean-Bart himself.

"Mr Jean-Bart's conduct is just inexcusable, a disgrace for any football official," the chairperson of their adjudicatory room, Mr Vassilios Skouris, stated. "The pain and suffering he has caused his many victims of sexual harassment and abuse cannot even be fully comprehended, and signifies an extremely dark stain over the image and reputation of soccer for a game loved by so many.

"While asserting he was developing Haitian soccer, in particular women's competitions and groups, Mr Jean-Bart did the exact opposite: he abused his position in order to fulfill his own attitude of domination within the most delicate people, ruining the livelihood and lives of young promising female gamers "

After allegations of sexual abuse by Jean-Bart were released from the Guardian in April, Fifa's ethics committee conducted a Cheap FIFA Coins comprehensive investigation lasting almost six months that included hiring an independent IT consultancy business to utilize Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) methods to confirm some of the alleged victims' claims using mobile phone data. As stated by the decision of the adjudicatory chamber, that allowed investigators to corroborate several events where"youthful female gamers visited the [hotel], among the alleged locations where the sexual abuse seemingly occurred".