UN Sexual
Harassment Scandal in DR Congo Trades UNOV
Jobs For Sex Guterres Covers Up
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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UN GATE
Exclusive, August 31 –
The UN is involved in a sexual
harassment and sex trafficking
scandal in the Democratic
Republic of Congo, of which
Inner City Press is
exclusively informed while the
organization under Secretary
General Antonio Guterres is
trying to cover up.
The
UN mission's Supply Chain
Management unit has been
engaged in quid pro quo sexual
harassment of women pre-hired
as UN Volunteers. Those who do
not provide sexual favors to
UN officials are retaliated
against.
The women,
many but not most of them from
Uganda, are pre-selected
before interviews (other
insiders, men, are given the
answers to promotion
examinations before they are
given).
The
current scandal-plagued United
Nations Organization
Stabilization Mission in the
DR Congo is the successor to
MONUC, whose chief Alan Doss
was exposed by Inner City
Press (before Guterres banned
it from the UN, with his
Melissa Fleming ignore the appeal)
as hiring his personal chef as
an engineer.
This practice has
continued, with another cook
hired.
Inner City
Press has the names of those
involved; it is informed that
Guterres' Assistant Secretary
General for Human Resources
Martha Helena Lopez is well
informed but has yet to act.
Inner City Press
will have more on this. Watch
this site.
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