Morocco included in international investigation of French educator for historic child abuse

Jacques Leveugle, a former educator aged 79, has been charged with aggravated rape and sexual assault on minors, offenses that span over 50 years and involve at least 89 boys in several countries, including Morocco. The Grenoble prosecutor's office has issued a call for witnesses to identify any other potential victims, but only two complaints have been filed so far.

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