darker side of the game has been making headlines last month face the former head of afghanistan's football federation from all football related activities for life this followed allegations that he and other essential abused female players now afghanistan's coach is telling the w. she's dissatisfied with the 1st handling of the case and thinks president john the infantile should resign. let's have the days of the footballing world is on france and on the sidelines of the woman's world cup a campaign has been launched to eliminate abuse harassment and exploitation in women's football in attendance was afghanistan's coach kelly lindsey who told me how difficult it was for her players to get the help they needed from people following reports of abuse. the dialogue went on but it didn't feel like anything was progressing it didn't feel like our players were receiving the concern and care that they needed and many of them were getting death threats many of them were being abused at the time we needed to get make sure they were safe we needed to get them out of the country so that they could speak the trut

last month banned for life the former president of the afghanistan football federation kind of would encounter on the world body's ethics committee found him guilty of abusing his position and sexually abusing female players. however the team's coach said she and players had raised concerns to fifa and the asian football confederation much earlier but were rebuffed even when you put in. a report you get nothing back nobody responds you can send it through all layers of a.f.c. and you'll get nothing back and it's disgusting this is a case that to me is so clear cut the fuss as it quickly began an investigation in accordance with its regulations but didn't make the investigation public for security reasons i've got these things not like france or a medico or other countries in this respect. if nobody even there is to say something about something like this whether it's right or wrong this person and his whole family risks his life. before we criticize out. of what needs to be done so of course we acted immediately thinking about the health of these persons 1st. and there from it's the

football has also been making headlines last month fee for band of the former head of the afghanistan football federation from all football related activities for life after allegations that he and others sexually abused female players now the afghanistan coach is telling you she's not impressed with how fifa handled the case and thinks that president jani infantino should not be in his post . vik gaze of the footballing world is on france and on the sidelines of the women's world cup a campaign has been launched to eliminate abuse harassment and exploitation and women's football. in attendance at the launch was afghanistan's coach kelly lindsay who told d.w. how difficult it was for her players to get the help they needed from fee for following reports of abuse the dialogue went on but it didn't feel like anything was progressing it didn't feel like our players were receiving the concerning care that they needed many of them were getting death threats many of them were being abused at the time we needed to get make sure they were safe we needed to get them out of the country so that they could speak the

last month, fee for band the former head of afghanistan's football federation from all football relatedctivities for life following allegations that he and others sexually abused female players. afghanistan's coaches telling dw she is dissatisfied with fico's handling of the case. they think the preresident shoud resign. >> the gaze of the footballing world is on france. the campaign has been laununched to eliminate abuse, harassment and exploitation in women's football. in attendance was afghanistan's coach, who told dw how difficult it was for her players to the help they needed from p5, following reports of abuse. >> the dialogue went on, but it didn't feelel he anything was progressing or our players were receiving the concern and care they neededed. many of them were getting death threats and being abused at the time. we needed to make sure they were safe. we needed to get them out of the country so they could speak the truthh and help us understand what was going on. it felt like a months of a tennis match where nobody wanted to be held accountable and wanted to talk about the det