Investigation Opened into 1990s Abuse Allegations at Catholic School in Neuilly-sur-Seine

Former students of Institution Saint-Dominique recount abuse by teachers and clergy, prompting legal and institutional responses.

Approximately 20 testimonies from former students detail physical, psychological, and sexual abuse at Institution Saint-Dominique during the 1990s.
Seven individuals, including teachers, a priest, and supervisors, have been implicated in the allegations of misconduct and violence.
The prosecutor's office in Nanterre has launched a preliminary investigation to identify victims and accused individuals.
Victims report systemic failures, including dismissed complaints and victim-blaming by school authorities at the time.
The victims' collective is set to testify before a parliamentary commission on school violence later this week, advocating for justice and accountability.