Transparency International report: Abusers act with impunity while sport organisations fail to stop widespread sextortion
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The sport sector is alarmingly vulnerable to sextortion, and sport organisations must urgently address the factors that drive and cover up this abuse.
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The sport sector is particularly vulnerable to sextortion. This report explores the causes of this problem and how to tackle it.
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