Investigation into Accusations Against BAPOR Staff: Some Cases Closed or Put on Hold
Новой информацией о расследовании обвинений в причастности к нападениям на Израиль в адрес сотрудников Ближневосточного агентства по делам палестинских беженцев (БАПОР) поделился в ходе брифинга для журналистов в Нью-Йорке официальный представитель ООН Стефан Дюжаррик.
В дополнение к 12 бывшим сотрудникам БАПОР, которые были обвинены Израилем в январе, Управление служб внутреннего надзора ООН (УСВН) ведет расследование в отношении еще семи человек. О них израильские власти сообщили в марте и апреле.
Дюжаррик напомнил, что все 12 сотрудников, которым изначально были предъявлены обвинения, были немедленно уволены. Из них восемь человек по-прежнему находятся под следствием.
Одно дело было закрыто, поскольку Израиль не представил никаких доказательств в поддержку своих обвинений. ООН рассматривает возможность принятия корректирующих административных мер в отношении этого человека.
Кроме того, по словам представителя ООН, УСВН приостановило рассмотрение трех дел, поскольку информации, предоставленной Израилем, оказалось недостаточно для проведения расследования. В настоящее время БАПОР также занимается вопросом о том, какие административные меры следует принять в данных случаях.
Что касается семи дел, о которых стало известно позже, одно из них было приостановлено до получения дополнительных доказательств. Расследование остальных шести случаев продолжается.
Согласно информации, полученной из Управления, следователи побывали в Израиле, провели переговоры с властями и планируют еще один визит в мае. Из УСВН сообщили, что продуктивное сотрудничество с Израилем позволило продвинуться вперед в расследовании.
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Adding to the 12 former BAPOR employees who were accused by Israel in January, the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) is investigating seven more individuals. Israeli authorities disclosed information about them in March and April. Dujarric noted that all 12 employees originally accused were immediately dismissed. Eight of them are still under investigation. One case was closed as Israel did not provide any evidence to support their allegations. The UN is considering corrective administrative measures against this individual. Additionally, according to the UN spokesperson, OIOS has suspended proceedings on three cases since the information provided by Israel was insufficient for the investigation. At present, BAPOR is also contemplating what administrative actions should be taken in these instances. As for the seven cases that emerged later, one of them was suspen
In addition to the 12 former employees of BAPOB who were accused by Israel in January, the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) is investigating seven more individuals. Israeli authorities informed about them in March and April. Dujarric reminded that all 12 employees initially charged were immediately dismissed. Eight of them are still under investigation. One case has been closed as Israel did not provide any evidence to support its accusations. The UN is considering corrective administrative measures against this individual. Furthermore, as per the UN representative, OIOS has suspended the review of three cases, as the information provided by Israel was insufficient for the investigation. Currently, BAPOB is also considering what administrative actions should be taken in these cases. As for the seven cases that were later revealed, one of them was suspended.
Regarding the investigation into the accusations against BAPOR staff, it is concerning to see that some cases have been closed due to lack of evidence provided by Israel. It is crucial for the UN to ensure thorough investigations and appropriate administrative actions to maintain accountability and justice.
In addition to the 12 former BAPOR employees accused by Israel in January, the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) is investigating seven more individuals. Israeli authorities reported them in March and April. Dujarric noted that all 12 initially accused employees were immediately dismissed. Eight of them are still under investigation. One case has been closed as Israel did not provide any evidence in support of its accusations. The UN is considering corrective administrative measures against this individual. Additionally, according to the UN representative, the OIOS has suspended the review of three cases as the information provided by Israel was insufficient for the investigation. Currently, BAPOR is also dealing with the question of what administrative measures should be taken in these cases. As for the seven cases later revealed, one of them was suspended.