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Let me get this 100% right. You think that the UK Government is best placed to direct all overseas aid. Just for the record, that is what you are saying. UK Government is going to recruit and pay for all the experts and deliver all the funding where it is needed. That is your policy idea, yes...

You are attempting to damn an entire sector by using this appalling incident to further you own agenda. I really doubt whether anyone on this board could be schooled by you as your posts are unbelievably thin and based upon the fact that you have at last found something you can attack that in...

Blimey. What wild conclusions you reach. I will be interested in understanding what background checks are undertaken by all other charities as this case unravels. From personal experience I know of one charity where no background checks are undertaken, probably to save money and ensure funds...

No, my concerns are still valid. I have no doubt you will not be going into your local Oxfam shop to harangue the staff there as monsters. The account you give is somewhat exaggerated. And last, let’s be clear that what has happened is entirely unacceptable. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I posted earlier that I felt that no matter what your position, abuse of power is unacceptable. I'm also concerned that there is another agenda at work here. Two cases from 2006 and 2011 are being used to rightly point the spotlight on unacceptable behaviour. I think the difference in this case...

A sad case indeed, and totally unacceptable. An abuse of power and trust. I’m wondering why these cases from 2006 and 2011 are emerging now. Also, the director and staff have been fired, some as long as 4 years ago, for these offences. Either way, anyone who abuses their position should be...