Reparation for whistleblower UN

World January 18, 2016 12:56

- The United Nations has lifted the suspension of their collaborator Anders Kompass. The sexagenarian Swede acted as a whistleblower when he won the French government through confidential documents to inform them of sexual abuse by French soldiers in the Central African Republic.

         The soldiers would have assaulted between December 2013 and July 2014 to children. He managed the UN itself did not stop the abuse. Then came the Kompass after Paris had been informed, he was suspended. The Swede was aware of the case because he served as director of operations of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, writes the British newspaper The Guardian.
After the suspension last year, a nine-month disciplinary inquiry was set vrijpleitte him whole. The researchers believe that the UN as an institution have failed because they make no end to the abuse.
Kompass showed himself relieved. He also said he was sad, because he still does not understand why his superiors decided to suspend him while they knew very well that the UN failed in addressing the abuse of children.