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Sexual Abuse

Unlike the Rest of the UN, Is WHO (Finally) Taking Sexual Abuse Seriously?
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Unlike the Rest of the UN, Is WHO (Finally) Taking Sexual Abuse Seriously?

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
October 22, 2021November 27, 2023
For Men’s Eyes Only
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For Men’s Eyes Only

Alexander Ikawah
July 18, 2020
‘His Odour Seemed to Be Everywhere, and It Made Me Gag’: Breaking the Silence Around Sexual Violence
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The Conversation Around Sexual Abuse and Mental Illness

The Elephant The Elephant
June 5, 2019November 27, 2023
Patriarchy, Sexual Abuse and Impunity: As the Catholic Church Confronts Its Crisis, Will the UN Follow Suit?
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Patriarchy, Sexual Abuse and Impunity: As the Catholic Church Confronts Its Crisis, Will the UN Follow Suit?

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
March 4, 2019November 27, 2023
‘His Odour Seemed to Be Everywhere, and It Made Me Gag’: Breaking the Silence Around Sexual Violence
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‘His Odour Seemed to Be Everywhere, and It Made Me Gag’: Breaking the Silence Around Sexual Violence

Nelly Madegwa
March 1, 2019
COCKUPS AND COVER-UPS: Why the #MeToo movement is unlikely to transform the UN
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COCKUPS AND COVER-UPS: Why the #MeToo movement is unlikely to transform the UN

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
June 8, 2018November 27, 2023
In February 2015, residents of Gilgil, a small town halfway between Naivasha and Nakuru in Kenya’s scenic Rift Valley – which was once known for its “Happy Valley” set – were stunned to learn that Simon Harris, a respected middle-aged British charity worker who had been living in the town since the 1990s, had been sentenced to jail for sexually abusing street children. A court in Birmingham in the UK had sentenced Harris to 17 years in prison for indecent sexual assault and for possessing indecent images of children.
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BAD AID: Sexual abuse in the aid industry and what can be done about it

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
March 1, 2018November 27, 2023
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