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United Nations Receives 138 Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct
The United Nations received 138 allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse last year and nearly half were against UN peacekeeping missions, a report said on Tuesday.
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United Nations Says 40 Sex Abuse Accusations Received Since Last Quarter Of 2017
Forty allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse were made during the last three months of 2017 against United Nations peacekeeping missions, agencies, funds and programs and implementing partners, the world body said on Thursday.
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11 Congo Women, Girls Say Pregnant By Tanzania Peacekeepers: United Nations
Tanzania will investigate accusations that some of its peacekeepers in Democratic Republic of Congo abused and exploited five women and six girls, leaving them all pregnant, the United Nations said on Tuesday.
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'Forced Sex With Dog': Central African Republic Girls Report Abuse By UN Peacekeepers
More than 100 girls and women have come forward with new sexual abuse accusations against international peacekeepers in Central African Republic, the UN said on Thursday, calling allegations that a French military commander forced three girls to have sex with a dog "shocking to the core."
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Latest UN Central Africa Sex Abuse Allegations Elicit Disgust
The latest allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation levelled against international peacekeepers in Central African Republic elicited expressions of disgust on Thursday from top United Nations officials and senior US and French diplomats.
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69 Sexual Abuse Cases Against UN Peacekeepers, No Indians Involved
As many as 69 allegations of sexual exploitation were received by the UN against its peacekeepers last year with no Indian personnel involved in any wrongdoing, according to the world body's new report.
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UN Sees Rise In Allegations Of Sex Abuse By Peacekeepers
The United Nations on Friday reported a "deeply concerning" increase in allegations of sex abuse by its peacekeepers, with 69 claims last year against troops from 21 countries.
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4 New Allegations Of Sex Abuse Against UN Peacekeepers In Central Africa
UN peacekeepers from the Democratic Republic of Congo have been accused of sexually abusing four children who were living in a camp for displaced civilians in the Central African Republic, a UN spokesman said Tuesday.
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New Sex Abuse Claims In Central African Republic: United Nations
The United Nations says it is investigating new allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation by UN peacekeepers in Central African Republic, including against minors.
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Incidents of Sexual Abuse by UN Peacekeepers Repugnant: India
India has termed as "abhorrent and repugnant" the incidents of sexual abuse and exploitation allegedly perpetrated by UN peacekeepers, as it assured support to UN chief Ban Ki-moon in his efforts to achieve zero tolerance policy against such acts.
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3 Sexual Abuse Cases Against Indian Peacekeepers: UN Report
Indian peacekeepers faced allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse in three separate cases between 2010 and 2013, according to a new UN report.
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United Nations Receives 138 Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct
The United Nations received 138 allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse last year and nearly half were against UN peacekeeping missions, a report said on Tuesday.
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United Nations Says 40 Sex Abuse Accusations Received Since Last Quarter Of 2017
Forty allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse were made during the last three months of 2017 against United Nations peacekeeping missions, agencies, funds and programs and implementing partners, the world body said on Thursday.
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11 Congo Women, Girls Say Pregnant By Tanzania Peacekeepers: United Nations
Tanzania will investigate accusations that some of its peacekeepers in Democratic Republic of Congo abused and exploited five women and six girls, leaving them all pregnant, the United Nations said on Tuesday.
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'Forced Sex With Dog': Central African Republic Girls Report Abuse By UN Peacekeepers
More than 100 girls and women have come forward with new sexual abuse accusations against international peacekeepers in Central African Republic, the UN said on Thursday, calling allegations that a French military commander forced three girls to have sex with a dog "shocking to the core."
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Latest UN Central Africa Sex Abuse Allegations Elicit Disgust
The latest allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation levelled against international peacekeepers in Central African Republic elicited expressions of disgust on Thursday from top United Nations officials and senior US and French diplomats.
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69 Sexual Abuse Cases Against UN Peacekeepers, No Indians Involved
As many as 69 allegations of sexual exploitation were received by the UN against its peacekeepers last year with no Indian personnel involved in any wrongdoing, according to the world body's new report.
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UN Sees Rise In Allegations Of Sex Abuse By Peacekeepers
The United Nations on Friday reported a "deeply concerning" increase in allegations of sex abuse by its peacekeepers, with 69 claims last year against troops from 21 countries.
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4 New Allegations Of Sex Abuse Against UN Peacekeepers In Central Africa
UN peacekeepers from the Democratic Republic of Congo have been accused of sexually abusing four children who were living in a camp for displaced civilians in the Central African Republic, a UN spokesman said Tuesday.
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New Sex Abuse Claims In Central African Republic: United Nations
The United Nations says it is investigating new allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation by UN peacekeepers in Central African Republic, including against minors.
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Incidents of Sexual Abuse by UN Peacekeepers Repugnant: India
India has termed as "abhorrent and repugnant" the incidents of sexual abuse and exploitation allegedly perpetrated by UN peacekeepers, as it assured support to UN chief Ban Ki-moon in his efforts to achieve zero tolerance policy against such acts.
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3 Sexual Abuse Cases Against Indian Peacekeepers: UN Report
Indian peacekeepers faced allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse in three separate cases between 2010 and 2013, according to a new UN report.
