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UK MP Who Told Activist To 'Go Back To Bahrain' Guilty Of Racial Abuse
A British lawmaker who once commanded UN peacekeeping troops in Bosnia was fined on Friday, after being found guilty of racial abuse.
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At UN Meet, India Highlights Experience Of Peacekeeping Forces In Dealing With Sexual Exploitation, Abuse
India's envoy to the United Nations on Monday highlighted the experience of the country's peackeeping forces in dealing with Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and said that India has adopted zero tolerance towards this issue.
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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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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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New UN Chief Says Better Training Needed For Peacekeepers
The United Nations' incoming secretary-general said on Monday that he wants UN peacekeepers to be better trained and more respectful of human rights, amid pressure on the organization to address a series of sexual abuse allegations.
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Strong Disciplinary Action Needed Against Sexual Abuse: United Nations
The United Nations (UN) has said it is the responsibility of member states to ensure they impose the "strongest disciplinary and criminal sanctions" against any of their peacekeepers found guilty of sexual exploitation.
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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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Hollande, Ban Ki-moon Say No 'Impunity' In Central Africa Sex Abuse Case: Official
French President Francois Hollande and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said Friday there would be no impunity for French troops and UN peacekeepers accused in a sexual abuse scandal in the 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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UK MP Who Told Activist To 'Go Back To Bahrain' Guilty Of Racial Abuse
A British lawmaker who once commanded UN peacekeeping troops in Bosnia was fined on Friday, after being found guilty of racial abuse.
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At UN Meet, India Highlights Experience Of Peacekeeping Forces In Dealing With Sexual Exploitation, Abuse
India's envoy to the United Nations on Monday highlighted the experience of the country's peackeeping forces in dealing with Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and said that India has adopted zero tolerance towards this issue.
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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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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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New UN Chief Says Better Training Needed For Peacekeepers
The United Nations' incoming secretary-general said on Monday that he wants UN peacekeepers to be better trained and more respectful of human rights, amid pressure on the organization to address a series of sexual abuse allegations.
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Strong Disciplinary Action Needed Against Sexual Abuse: United Nations
The United Nations (UN) has said it is the responsibility of member states to ensure they impose the "strongest disciplinary and criminal sanctions" against any of their peacekeepers found guilty of sexual exploitation.
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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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Hollande, Ban Ki-moon Say No 'Impunity' In Central Africa Sex Abuse Case: Official
French President Francois Hollande and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said Friday there would be no impunity for French troops and UN peacekeepers accused in a sexual abuse scandal in the 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."
