The corporation is under intense pressure after a damning report by Lord Dyson
He found that it covered up the deceitful behaviour of journalist Martin Bashir
Julian Knight MP said there was a need to strengthen editorial policy at the BBC
His calls were echoed by former BBC chief operating officer Caroline Thomson
Sir Cliff Richard said those involved deserve all that must surely come their way
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Oxfam will no longer be subject to strict supervision by the charity watchdog following “significant” reforms prompted by a 2019 report into conduct by its staff after the 2010 Haiti earthquake.
The Charity Commission for England and Wales found allegations that staff working in disaster zones sexually abused children were not fully disclosed, with the watchdog also citing a “culture of poor behaviour” among Oxfam GB staff sent to help victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.
Thursday’s follow-up report said the statutory supervision of the charity had been lifted after it implemented “the large majority” of the 100 recommendations prompted by the inquiry, with “people served or employed by the charity now better protected against abuse, exploitation and other forms of harm”.
Oxfam will no longer be subject to strict supervision by the charity watchdog following “significant” reforms prompted by a 2019 report into conduct by its staff after the 2010 Haiti earthquake.
The Charity Commission for England and Wales found allegations that staff working in disaster zones sexually abused children were not fully disclosed, with the watchdog also citing a “culture of poor behaviour” among Oxfam GB staff sent to help victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.
Thursday’s follow-up report said the statutory supervision of the charity had been lifted after it implemented “the large majority” of the 100 recommendations prompted by the inquiry, with “people served or employed by the charity now better protected against abuse, exploitation and other forms of harm”.