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Ex-Nun Gets 20 Years in Argentina's Próvolo Students Abuse Case — But Stays Free for Now

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A Mendoza court gave ex-nun Kumiko Kosaka 20 years for abusing deaf students at the Próvolo Institute. She stays free pending appeal — here's why.

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Kumiko Kosaka perpetrated sexual crimes at the Provolo Institute in Mendoza with several priests who had already been convicted

·Madrid, Spain
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The ex-nun remains at liberty while appeals filed previously are examined. However, the court decided to prohibit him from leaving the country and the province of Mendoza: Justice

·France
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The former Japanese nun Kumiko Kosaka, now 51 years old, was acquitted in 2023 during the second trial of this river procedure, involving rape and sexual assault of children aged 4 to 17, at the Provolo Institute in Mendoza (West) between 2005 and 2016. A first trial, in 2019, saw the conviction of two priests, a gardener of the institute and a former choir child to prison terms. On the basis of revelations at this trial, further investigations …

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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A court in Argentina sentenced former Kumiko Kosaka to 20 years in prison on Thursday for sexual abuse of deaf children in a religious institute in Mendoza province, west of the country.

·Warsaw, Poland
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El Sol broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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