FFF: "She never revealed what she suffered", the Hardouin clan charges Le Graët

Every day has its share of revelations around Noël Le Graët.

Twenty-four after the words of a former employee of his agri-food group reported in Presse-Océan, this time it is the spokesperson for Florence Hardouin, suspended general manager of the FFF, who assures in the columns of Le Monde that the leader was the victim of the actions of the Breton temporarily removed from his post.

The Hardouin clan, who was laid off as a precautionary measure on January 11 and suffered a heart attack when the news was announced, openly accuses the octogenarian, who has just spent twelve years at the helm of the FFF, of sexual harassment and moral.

Summoned at the end of February by the FFF for an interview prior to a possible dismissal for serious misconduct, Florence Hardouin is currently on sick leave.

"Le Monde" reveals the new accusations from the clan of the director general, Florence Hardouin, "concerning acts of sexual and moral harassment that she suffered from Mr. Le Graët".

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- The World (@lemondefr) January 27, 2023

"The layoff of Ms. Hardouin comes forty-eight hours after she confided in several people about acts of sexual and moral harassment she suffered from Mr. Le Graët, says Dominique Rouch, spokesperson of the general manager.

She never revealed what she suffered for several years in order to protect the institution, her family and her position.

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Last October, Le Monde already reported that Florence Hardouin had revealed internally that she had received inappropriate text messages from Noël Le Graët.

At the time, in 2016, she would have made it known that she intended to keep them to use them if necessary against the president.

Pinned for her managerial style considered muscular, Florence Hardouin is the subject like Le Graët of an audit commissioned by the Minister of Sports Amélie Oudéa-Castéra.

The conclusions are expected in the coming days.