UN 2002 Reports into Child Abuse in Congo, When did Parliament find out
Dear House of Commons,
I believe the government recently released UN reports dating from 2002 that showed that UN workers were raping children in the Congo from 2002 onwards.
Could you tell me when the government first has written material allegations of these rapes. Did the government have the 2002 reports as far back as 2002. If not why not, are the UN reports not disclosed to the nations of the United Nations?
Yours faithfully,
Mark Taylor
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From: Mark Taylor <[3][FOI #519596 email]>
Sent: 13 September 2018 11:30
To: FOI Commons <[4][email address]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - UN 2002 Reports into Child Abuse
in Congo, When did Parliament find out
Dear House of Commons,
I believe the government recently released UN reports dating from 2002
that showed that UN workers were raping children in the Congo from 2002
onwards.
Could you tell me when the government first has written material
allegations of these rapes. Did the government have the 2002 reports as
far back as 2002. If not why not, are the UN reports not disclosed to the
nations of the United Nations?
Yours faithfully,
Mark Taylor
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Dear Mr Taylor,
Freedom of Information Request F18-356
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From: Mark Taylor <[6][FOI #519596 email]>
Sent: 13 September 2018 11:30
To: FOI Commons <[7][email address]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - UN 2002 Reports into Child Abuse
in Congo, When did Parliament find out
Dear House of Commons,
I believe the government recently released UN reports dating from 2002
that showed that UN workers were raping children in the Congo from 2002
onwards.
Could you tell me when the government first has written material
allegations of these rapes. Did the government have the 2002 reports as
far back as 2002. If not why not, are the UN reports not disclosed to the
nations of the United Nations?
Yours faithfully,
Mark Taylor
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