UK IN THE SPOTLIGHT OVER UN SEX CRIMES, WHISTLEBLOWER WARNS OF ‘RAPE CULTURE’

March 21, 2021
Martin Jay
International Policy Digest

A rape victim and whistleblower is accusing the British government and MPs of “hypocrisy” over its recent grandiose statements on tackling sex crimes in the aid sector.

As the UN appears to be drowning in a deluge of rape allegations made against its soldiers in the world’s hotspots like the DRC, a UN whistleblower is warning that if the British government doesn’t follow up on its own recent MPs recommendations on sex crimes in the aid sector, then a “rape culture” will engulf UN agencies themselves, my own investigation can reveal.

Nellie Dolidze, a rape victim whose shocking testimony was used recently by a report made by British MPs which described the aid sector as the “last safe haven” for sex offenders, is accusing the authors – as well as a foreign office minister – of being “hypocrites” for so far doing nothing but make bold speeches and recommendations to stop sexploitation in the aid sector.

Her warnings not only question the ethics of MPs and ministers who encourage victims of sexploitation to participate in such reports but also cast a shadow on the government itself in how sincere its so-called new policies are.

Speaking exclusively to me in a series of recorded interviews, she hits out at a group of MPs and James Cleverly, the UK Minister for Middle East and North Africa, who she feels betrayed by, as all have failed to respond to her cries for help after the UN even stopped paying her social security contributions after it let her boss who she alleges raped her, off scot-free.

UK in the Spotlight over UN Sex Crimes, Whistleblower Warns of ‘Rape Culture’

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