An Israeli court ruling that the former Melbourne school principal Malka Leifer, who is accused of child sex crimes, could be freed from custody into home detention has angered her alleged victims. Victorian police are seeking Leifer’s extradition to Australia on 74 charges of child sexual abuse. Israel orders new psychiatric test for Australian in child sex abuse case Read more“If this bail is upheld and the prosecutor loses the appeal on this, there are absolutely no restrictions on her movements. So basically we are back to square one.”The 54-year-old former principal has been in custody since Israeli police rearrested her. “It seems, once again, that Leifer’s interests have been placed well ahead of her alleged victims,” he said.

Source: The Guardian March 07, 2018 21:56 UTC