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Oxfam admit recruitment failings amidst scandal

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Oxfam admit recruitment failings amidst scandal

International charity Oxfam has admitted failings in its recruitment procedures after several reports detailed a senior colleague paying local women for sex in the aftermath of the 2011 Haitian earthquake.

Oxfam came under further scrutiny after one of the individuals at the centre of the row went on to work for further NGOs.

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