United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo: Allegations of sexual Exploitation/Rape (ID Case No. 0215-04), 28 Jul 2007
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United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (UN OIOS) 28 Jul 2007 report titled "Allegations of sexual Exploitation/Rape [ID Case No. 0215-04]" relating to the Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. The report runs to 1 printed pages.
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United Nations Nations Unies
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM MEMORANDUM INTERIEUR
DATE: 28 July 2004
REFERENCE: ITF/04/01(Case# 0215/04)
TO: Mr . Charles Brayshaw
A: Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General
THROUGH:
SIC DE:
FROM: John Todd Senior Investigator
Investigation Task Force
SUBJECT: Allegations of Sexual ExploitationlRape (No. 0215/04)
OBJET:
1. In April 2004, the Investigation Task Force (ITF) received information alleging
cases of sexual exploitation committed by a staff member of Pristina Airport.
According to this information, several female staff members were forced into
sexual relations with the staff member driven by threats to their continuing
employment at the airport.
2. The IFT investigated these allegations, but the victims failed to provide any
corroborating evidence to allow a full investigation by the ITF or for the matter to
be referred to judicial authorities for their action.
3. In the absence of such corroboration, the matter has been closed by the ITF,
4. If you have any questions or comments regarding this report, please do not
hesitate to contact Mr. Mark Gough, Chief, Peacekeeping Investigations Unit, in
our Vienna office at +43-1-26060-5406.
Cc: Mr. Jean-Marie Guehenno, USG, DPKO
/pav
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