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UN Identifies 41 Peacekeepers In Connection With Central African Republic Abuse
A UN investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by peacekeepers in the Central African Republic has identified 41 of the alleged perpetrators, a spokesman said on Monday.
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Court Martials Needed After Central Africa Sex Abuse Claims: United Nations
The UN pledged to stamp out sexual abuse during global peacekeeping missions, calling for DNA testing and court-martials after appalling new accounts, including bestiality, from more than 100 victims in Central African Republic.
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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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UN's Ban Ki-moon 'Shocked To The Core' By Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is "shocked to the core" by allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers and French troops in the Central African Republic, his spokesman said Thursday.
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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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New Cases Of Child Sex Abuse By UN Troops In Central Africa
UN peacekeepers from Bangladesh, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Morocco, Niger and Senegal are accused of sexually abusing minors in the Central African Republic, a UN official said Friday.
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Panel Finds 'Gross' Failure By UN Over Child Sex Abuse Claims
The United Nations was rebuked for a "gross" failure to act on allegations that French and African troops sexually abused children in the Central African Republic, in a report by an independent panel released Thursday.
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UN Chief Ready to Throw Out Peacekeepers Over Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned on Thursday he was ready to throw out entire peacekeeping units if their country fails to take action against soldiers accused of sexual abuse.
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UN Chief Sacks Central Africa Mission Head Over Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced Wednesday he had fired the mission chief in the Central African Republic, saying "enough is enough" after a string of allegations of child sex abuse by peacekeepers.
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New Child Sex Abuse Claims Target UN Peacekeepers
Another UN peacekeeping contingent serving in the Central African Republic is suspected of sexually abusing street children in Bangui, a UN spokesman said Tuesday.
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UN Panel to Review Central Africa Child Sex Abuse Claims
A former Supreme Court justice of Canada will lead a review of how the United Nations handled allegations that French and African troops sexually abused children in the Central African Republic, the UN announced Monday.
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UN Chief Sets Up Review Over Child Sex Abuse Scandal
UN chief Ban Ki-moon today moved to set up an independent external review of how the United Nations handled allegations of sexual abuse of children by French and African troops in the Central African Republic.
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'No Mercy' if French Troops Guilty of Child Sex Abuse: President Francois Hollande
President Francois Hollande on Thursday vowed to "show no mercy" if French peacekeepers in the Central African Republic are found guilty of sexually assaulting hungry children in exchange for food.
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UN Identifies 41 Peacekeepers In Connection With Central African Republic Abuse
A UN investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by peacekeepers in the Central African Republic has identified 41 of the alleged perpetrators, a spokesman said on Monday.
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Court Martials Needed After Central Africa Sex Abuse Claims: United Nations
The UN pledged to stamp out sexual abuse during global peacekeeping missions, calling for DNA testing and court-martials after appalling new accounts, including bestiality, from more than 100 victims in Central African Republic.
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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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UN's Ban Ki-moon 'Shocked To The Core' By Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is "shocked to the core" by allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers and French troops in the Central African Republic, his spokesman said Thursday.
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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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New Cases Of Child Sex Abuse By UN Troops In Central Africa
UN peacekeepers from Bangladesh, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Morocco, Niger and Senegal are accused of sexually abusing minors in the Central African Republic, a UN official said Friday.
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Panel Finds 'Gross' Failure By UN Over Child Sex Abuse Claims
The United Nations was rebuked for a "gross" failure to act on allegations that French and African troops sexually abused children in the Central African Republic, in a report by an independent panel released Thursday.
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UN Chief Ready to Throw Out Peacekeepers Over Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned on Thursday he was ready to throw out entire peacekeeping units if their country fails to take action against soldiers accused of sexual abuse.
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UN Chief Sacks Central Africa Mission Head Over Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced Wednesday he had fired the mission chief in the Central African Republic, saying "enough is enough" after a string of allegations of child sex abuse by peacekeepers.
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New Child Sex Abuse Claims Target UN Peacekeepers
Another UN peacekeeping contingent serving in the Central African Republic is suspected of sexually abusing street children in Bangui, a UN spokesman said Tuesday.
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UN Panel to Review Central Africa Child Sex Abuse Claims
A former Supreme Court justice of Canada will lead a review of how the United Nations handled allegations that French and African troops sexually abused children in the Central African Republic, the UN announced Monday.
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UN Chief Sets Up Review Over Child Sex Abuse Scandal
UN chief Ban Ki-moon today moved to set up an independent external review of how the United Nations handled allegations of sexual abuse of children by French and African troops in the Central African Republic.
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'No Mercy' if French Troops Guilty of Child Sex Abuse: President Francois Hollande
President Francois Hollande on Thursday vowed to "show no mercy" if French peacekeepers in the Central African Republic are found guilty of sexually assaulting hungry children in exchange for food.
