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Tanzania: Peacekeepers Deny Sex Abuse Claims
Citizen, 6 July 2017
There have been allegations that United Nations (UN) peacekeepers from Tanzania were among those engaged in sexual abuse in countries, where they were deployed. "It is not true,"… Read more »
Tanzanian Peacekeepers Deny Sex Abuse Claims
In an exclusive interview with The Citizen, Lieutenant-Colonel Shija Lupi says allegations that UN peacekeepers from Tanzania were among those engaged in sexual abuse in other countries are simply not true.
An Indonesian soldier receives an award from Lieutenant Colonel Shija Lupi of Tanzania during a ceremony held at Camp Soedirman Square on October 24, 2016. Lupi was a member of the UN Interim Force deployed in Lebanon.
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Africa: UN Peacekeepers Hit By New Allegations of Sex Abuse
Al Jazeera, 1 July 2017
At least 55 UN peacekeepers are accused of sexual exploitation and abuse of civilians across UN missions around the globe since January 2017, new UN data show. Read more »
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