UN aid workers raped 60,000 people as it as claimed employs 3,300 paedophiles

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A whistle blower has claimed UN staff could have carried out 60,000 rapes in the last decade

BOMBSHELL UN DOSSIER UN aid workers raped 60,000 people as it's claimed organisation employs 3,300 paedophiles
The dossier claims United Nations aid workers have raped 60,000 people and estimate that the organisation employs 3,300 paedophiles
EXCLUSIVE
By Tom Newton Dunn, Political Editor
12th February 2018, 10:00 pm Updated: 13th February 2018, 8:22 pm
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/politics/5562215/un-aid-workers-raped-60000-people-as-its-claimed-organisation-employs-3300-paedophiles/

  "A WHISTLE blower has claimed UN staff could have carried out 60,000
   rapes in the last decade as aid workers indulge in sex abuse unchecked
   around the world. The claim is in a bombshell dossier that former
   senior United Nations official Andrew Macleod handed over to DFID
   Secretary Priti Patel last year.
   
   
   A whistle blower has claimed UN staff could have carried out 60,000 rapes in the last decade
   
   In it, Professor Macleod also estimated there are 3,300 paedophiles
   working for the world body's various agencies alone. Thousands more
   "predatory" sex abusers specifically target aid charity jobs to get
   close to vulnerable women and children. And there has been an "endemic"
   cover-up of the sickening crimes for two decades, with those who
   attempt to blow the whistle just getting fired. Sharing his dossier
   with The Sun, Prof MacLeod last night warned that the spiralling abuse
   scandal was on the same scale as the Catholic Church's.
   
   
   Professor MacLeod has warned that the spiralling abuse scandal was on the same scale as the Catholic Church's
   
   The respected academic said: "There are tens of thousands of aid
   workers around the world with paedophile tendencies, but if you wear a
   UNICEF T-shirt nobody will ask what you're up to. "You have the
   impunity to do whatever you want. "It is endemic across the aid
   industry across the world". "The system is at fault, and should have
   stopped this years ago."
   
   
   Professor MacLeod is campaigning for far tougher checks on aid workers in the field
   
   Professor MacLeod worked as an aid boss for the UN all over the world,
   including high profile jobs in the Balkans, Rwanda and Pakistan - where
   he was chief of operations of the UN's Emergency Coordination Centre.
   He is campaigning for far tougher checks on aid workers in the field as
   well as the abusers among them to be brought to justice, and wants the
   UK to lead the fight. The professor's grim 60,000 figure is based on UN
   Secretary General Antonio Guterres's admission last year that UN
   peacekeepers and civilian staff abused 311 victims in just one 12 month
   period over 2016. The UN also admits that the likely true number of
   cases reported against its staff is double that, as figures outside of
   war zones are not centrally collated.
   
   
   Last year UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres's admitted that UN peacekeepers and civilian staff abused 311 victims in just one 12 month period over 2016
   
   Prof MacLeod also estimates that only one in 10 of all rapes and
   assaults by UN staff are reported, as even in the UK the reporting rate
   is just 14 per cent. Based on evidence from Prof MacLeod, ex-Cabinet
   minister Priti Patel - who resigned in November last year - today
   accused senior officials at DFID of being part of the cover up. Ms
   Patel said senior DFID staff tried to talk her out of making a critical
   speech about aid workers' sex abuse, arguing that it was only by UN
   soldiers and to claim otherwise was "over-stepping the mark". Britain
   is one of the top 10 contributors to the UN budget, handing over £2bn
   a year.
   
   
   ALAMY LIVE NEWS - On Monday ex-cabinet minister Priti Patel accused senior officials at DFID of being part of the cover up
   
   Prof MacLeod insisted that meant the "difficult truth" that "child rape
   crimes are being inadvertently funded in part by United Kingdom
   tax-payer". He added: "I know there were a lot of discussions at senior
   levels of the United Nations about 'something must be done' but nothing
   effective came of it, and if you look at the record of whistleblowers,
   they were fired. "We are looking at a problem on the scale of the
   Catholic Church -- if not bigger." Senior Tory MP Conor Burns, who is
   Boris Johnson's parliamentary aide, dubbed the Oxfam furore as just
   "the tip of an iceberg in finding out what has been going on".
   
   
   PA:PRESS ASSOCIATION - Penny Mordaunt last night vowed to "step up our work to tackle sexual exploitation and abuse across the UN"
   
   Mr Burns was a university friend of Prof MacLeod and called for him to
   be listened to very seriously. Mr Burns added: "I believe that there
   has been systematic, organised and covered-up activity going on over
   many, many years". Penny Mordaunt tonight vowed to "step up our work to
   tackle sexual exploitation and abuse across the UN and other
   international organisations".

   In September last year, PM Theresa May  also threatened to withhold
   cash from the UN and demanded it "win back trust".

   No10 today insisted there will be "zero tolerance" towards any acts
   of sexual abuse. But Downing Street ducked out of ordering any
   investigation into Ms Patel's allegations, despite their seriousness.

   DFID also said "there no current investigations" into any senior
   officials turning a blind eye to abuse. One angry Tory MP said Theresa
   May was refusing to act because the claims. Commons Development Select
   Committee chair Stephen Twigg announced his MPs will grill aid bosses
   and ministers over the scandal as soon as Parliament returns from its
   half term break next Tuesday. "

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UK Column News - 12th February 2018
by UK Column , Published on Feb 12, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lHV0jaqSIE
  "Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen with today's news update from the
   UK Column.

   START – Oxfam abuse allegations: Chief Executive – it's the tip of the iceberg...
   05:27 – Rohingya crisis: Boris to the rescue...modern colonialism...?
   10:15 – Syria will no longer tolerate Israeli attacks on its military positions
   16:40 – Russia: conventional strikes, no nukes if country is attacked
   18:36 – Centre for Strategic & International Studies: Meeting the China challenge
   22:16 – Brexit: Soros donates another £100,000 to derail democratic mandate...
   23:14 – 21st Century Wire: Soros and others guilty of foreign meddling, not Russia
   24:25 – Police to trial mobile fingerprinting: infringing lawful rights again...?
   27:23 – Digital Justice: streamlining or creating more miscarriages of justice...?
   32:35 – Julian Assange: Sweden tried to drop Assange extradition in 2013
   34:35 – Barclays Bank: more serious fraud - any prosecutions yet...?
   37:34 – Resolution Foundation: Debt distress and the consequences of raising rates
   40:29 – French 'The Voice' singer quits show over 'terrorism' tweets...

   CORRECTION: At the 12:24 mark, Patrick mistakenly reported the fake
   Israel image of the Israeli retaliatory strike in Syria was exposed by
   Elijah Magnier, In fact it was Syrian Girl.

   Details here: https://twatter.com/Partisangirl/stat... "
https://twitter.com/Partisangirl/status/962428963036438529

UK Column News - 13th February 2018
by UK Column , Published on Feb 13, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmXL0_2361Y
  "Brian Gerrish and Mike Robinson with today's news update from the UK
   Column.

   START – Government to use new AI technology to track terrorists
   06:17 – What is an 'extremist'...? We should be concerned...
   07:34 – Oxfam: Justine Greening 'absolutely shocked' by claims
   12:33 – Brendon Cox quits Save the Children over sex assault claim
   14:14 – Open Government Partnership ambassador is Save the Children CEO
   15:08 – Ex-Met child abuse whistleblower: awareness walk fund growing
   16:23 – EU police mergers begin with Albania...
   18:26 – Fake News: Britain set to enforce 'military might' over China...
   20:15 – UK Column article: EU military unification – no Brexit
   21:17 – Soros 'smear campaign' is anti-Semitic...
   22:30 – Best for Britain: who is Eloise Todd...?
   26:24 – Best for Britain: who is Paul Butters...?
   27:31 – Liberal Democrats: silent on missing Syrian refugee children...
   30:10 – Gina Miller: Soros-backed anti-Brexit group is 'undemocratic'
   32:34 – Royal Bank of Scotland: FCA refuses to publish report on fraud
   35:42 – USA: White House announces $1.5 trillion infrastructure package
   38:16 – Tories spend £100 million to stop disabled claiming entitlements
   40:55 – BBC documentary: the Queen's enemies "

UK Column News - 15th February 2018
by UK Column , Published on Feb 15, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRvQRhOvFZ0
  "Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson and Alex Thomson with today's news update
   from the UK Column.

   START – USA: Russia not the threat anymore...new threat: China...
   06:34 – UK anti-Russian rhetoric continues: alleged cyber crime
   11:28 – Netherlands: Dutch Foreign Minister disgraced over Russia
   15:55 – Bankers love socialism: Professor Anthony Sutton
   16:45 – Dutch Justice Minister next to walk the plank...?
   18:14 – Germany: Merkel still cannot form government...
   19:28 – Stamping out terrorist content online = government Internet control
   23:08 – Exploitation of children cynically used for more Internet control
   27:22 – David Miliband's Aid gravy train hits the buffers...?
   28:58 – Billionaire subversist George Soros involved again...
   30:34 – UK Column article: The International Rescue Committee
   31:00 – Freenations: Rodney Atkinson - The State Socialist Sexual Complex
   31:56 – Theresa May: the most transparent abuse cover-up in history
   34:04 – Alternative View Nine conference: May 2018 – Alex Thomson to speak
   35:05 – Boycott Google: repressive monopoly power on show again
   37:13 – Macron: France will strike if chemical weapons used in Syria...
   39:27 – Banking whistleblower Ronald Bernard's fifth and final instalment
   40:47 – UK: EU defence spending rises – Brexit...no exit
   43:44 – European Security and Defence College...who are they...? "

UK Column News - 16th February 2018
by UK Column , Published on Feb 16, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hYd2vHPZoE
  "Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson and David Scott with today's news update
   from the UK Column.

   START – Oxfam: misconduct and abuse enquiry from last year found nothing
   04:51 – SNP sex-row minister Mark McDonald receives 'golden goodbye'
   06:21 – Scottish Chief Constable resigns so complaints will never be heard
   12:11 – Met Police appoints Sir Stephen House as assistant commissioner...
   15:12 – Peter Cherbi: job should have gone to an independent non-cop
   16:48 – Heather Capital £400 million hedge fund fraud: inquiry dropped...
   20:47 – Brexit: who is Femi Oluwole...?
   23:04 – Former GCHQ director Robert Hannigan: interdependence is essential
   27:23 – Brexit – no exit: treason against the people's democratic mandate
   28:28 – 21st Century Wire: France to re-introduce compulsory conscription...?
   30:42 – Israel: have they really destroyed up to 50% of Syrian air defence...?
   33:08 – Julian Assange: senior judge linked to dark and dirty deep state
   38:18 – Craig Murray: Lord Carlile is expert at protecting his associates...
   39:44 – Scottish Freedom of Information: grant for information research rejected
   42:55 – Fife Council spends almost £50 million on severance payments...
   44:00 – The Young Foundation: unaccountable big society at work
   45:35 – Participatory Democracy: as long as you agree, you can participate...
   46:10 – US Navy Zumwalt Class ship: billions spent, but still not working "

The BOMBSHELL UN DOSSIER by  former senior United Nations official and whistleblower
Professor Andrew Macleod however has somehow been missed by even the UK Column News.

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WorldViews

Oxfam prostitution scandal widens to at least three countries
By Avi Selk and Eli Rosenberg February 13 [2018] Email the author
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2018/02/13/oxfam-prostitution-scandal-widens-to-at-least-three-countries/?utm_term=.2db93382395a

   
   The executive director of Oxfam International said she was "heartbroken" by an unfolding sexual misconduct scandal linked to aid workers in Haiti. (Reuters)
   
  "A confidence crisis spread through the international aid community
   Tuesday amid accusations that the charity Oxfam had buried reports that
   its workers had prostituted survivors of the Darfur genocide, a
   catastrophic earthquake in Haiti and possibly disasters beyond those.
   
   Haitian President Jovenel Moïse condemned those involved in the
   scandal, saying on Twitter that "there is nothing more outrageous and
   dishonest than a sexual predator who uses his position as part of the
   humanitarian response to a natural disaster to exploit needy people in
   their moment of greatest vulnerability."
   https://twitter.com/moisejovenel/status/963225633332584448
   His words echoed those of a spokesman for British Prime Minister
   Theresa May, who this week condemned the "horrific behavior" within
   Oxfam, as her government opened an official inquiry into the charity
   and a top executive resigned in shame.
   
   But the scandal may not stay limited to Oxfam. The Guardian reported
   that British politicians are demanding an investigation "across the
   wider aid sector," as new reports claim that vulnerable women were
   prostituted across multiple charities and countries, and that warnings
   went ignored for much of the 21st century.
   
   Many of the allegations center on one man: Roland van Hauwermeiren, who
   led Oxfam's relief efforts in Chad in the mid-2000s, when a genocidal
   war in neighboring Sudan sent refugees and violence spilling across the
   border.
   
   "Things are very, very desperate and are only likely to get worse.
   People are suffering; they are drinking dirty water and have nothing to
   eat," van Hauwermeiren said in late 2006 in an Oxfam news release.
   
   Citing a former aid worker, the Guardian reported Saturday that
   prostitutes were repeatedly invited to Oxfam's living quarters in Chad
   and that van Hauwermeiren was aware of the activity, if not also
   involved in it. Oxfam has since admitted that it knew about the
   allegations, but it continued to put van Hauwermeiren in charge of
   humanitarian missions.
   
   A year later, the news agency IRIN reported, he served as the spokesman
   for a coalition of nonprofit agencies working in Chad — including
   Oxfam, Save the Children and Action Against Hunger. The community had
   been scandalized at the time by the arrest of six workers from a
   French-based aid group, Zoé's Ark, who were later convicted of trying
   to abduct dozens of children from Chad.
   
   At the time, van Hauwermeiren urged the world not to lose confidence in
   the global aid community. "We continue delivering services as ever
   before," he told IRIN. "The population is smart enough to make
   differences."
   
   As an Oxfam country director, van Hauwermeiren went on to lead missions
   in Congo and then in Haiti after a deadly earthquake destroyed much of
   the country's infrastructure and society in 2010.
   
   About a year later, in late 2011, Oxfam cryptically announced that six
   workers had left the organization after an internal investigation
   revealed unspecified "misconduct" in Haiti — including "abuse of power
   and bullying" that brought the charity's "name into disrepute."
   
   Van Hauwermeiren also had resigned, the statement read, taking
   "managerial responsibility" for the misconduct, whatever it was.
   
   Nearly seven years later, on Thursday, a report in the Times of London
   revealed that Oxfam's investigation had turned up much more than
   bullying in Haiti.
   
   The Times reported that van Hauwermeiren and several male workers — a
   small fraction of the more than 200 Oxfam workers in Haiti — had been
   accused of turning their guesthouse into what they allegedly called
   "the whorehouse."
   
   "These girls wearing Oxfam T-shirts, running around half-naked, it was
   like a full-on 'Caligula' orgy," a source told the paper.
   
   After the report ran, Haiti's ambassador to Britain told the Guardian
   that the victims "may have been underage kids." The Times alleged that
   Oxfam deliberately limited its investigation in the hope of hiding the
   scandal.
   
   Oxfam has since admitted to knowing about the prostitution allegations
   involving the Haiti and Chad missions. The charity's deputy chief
   executive, Penny Lawrence, resigned on Monday. She was the program
   director at the time of the alleged wrongdoings. "I am ashamed that
   this happened on my watch and I take full responsibility," Lawrence
   wrote in a statement.
   
   The charity's chief executive, Mark Goldring, has denied a coverup
   attempt and defended Oxfam's misleading 2011 statements.
   
   "With hindsight, I would much prefer that we had talked about sexual
   misconduct, but I don't think it was in anyone's best interest to be
   describing the details of the behavior in a way that was actually going
   to draw extreme attention to it," he told BBC Radio 4 on Saturday,
   according to the Guardian.
   
   The scandal keeps widening, with new reports of sex abuse involving
   charities other than Oxfam.
   
   Before van Hauwermeiren joined Oxfam, IRIN reported Tuesday, he
   directed relief efforts for a charity that has since merged with Save
   the Children.
   
   Van Hauwermeiren was accused of arranging sex parties in Liberia after
   its civil war in the early 2000s, IRIN wrote, and was sent home after
   an internal investigation.
   
   "Oh, my God, he's been doing this for 14 years," a former aid worker
   who complained about his behavior at the time told the news service.
   "He just goes around the system ... from Liberia to Chad, to Haiti, to
   Bangladesh," she said, referring to reports that van Hauwermeiren
   continued to work in the aid sector with yet another nonprofit
   organization, Action Against Hunger, after he resigned from Oxfam.
   
   Nor did Oxfam's problems end with van Hauwermeiren's departure,
   according to new reports. A former Oxfam investigator told reporters
   this week that "a culture of sexual abuse" festered in the organization
   at least until 2015, according to Reuters. The investigator said
   reports of a woman coerced into prostituting herself for aid went
   unheeded by executives, as did allegations of abuse at a charity shop
   in Britain.
   
   Responding to the new allegations, Reuters wrote, Oxfam expressed
   "regret that we did not act on [them] much quicker and with more
   resources."
   
   This is by no means the first scandal in the global aid community,
   which some say is rife with sexual exploitation. Dozens of U.N.
   peacekeepers were accused of abusing civilians last year, for example,
   according to Al Jazeera.
   
   But Oxfam — with about half a billion dollars in annual income from
   public and private sources — had been renowned worldwide for it relief
   efforts. It was also a vocal critic of government missteps, such as
   when the charity called out the Trump administration's "inadequate"
   response to last year's hurricane in Puerto Rico.
   
   So its fall in stature has created an upheaval, with world leaders
   condemning Oxfam's failure and the British government considering
   whether to defund it.
   
   "If the moral leadership at the top of the organization isn't there,
   then we can't have you as a partner," Penny Mordaunt, Britain's
   secretary of international development, told the BBC in reference to
   Oxfam. "