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"I Knew They Wouldn't Believe Me": Women in Gaza Were Sexually Exploited in Exchange for Aid - Unrwa Workers Involved in the Act
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According to the AP report, Palestinian women were forced to have sex in exchange for food, medicine and work, with some cases involving UNRWA-affiliated workers • Dozens of cases are reported, but estimates are that the real number is much higher • UNRWA claims a “zero tolerance” policy, but oversight mechanisms remain flawed: “They were asked to present recordings as proof”
As the humanitarian crisis escalates, women have been exploited by local men — some of whom are linked to aid groups and promised food, money, water, supplies or work in exchange for sex.
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