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UN Watch Accuses UNRWA of Inadequate Reforms Following Investigations

A United Nations watchdog group, UN Watch, has accused the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) of inadequately implementing reforms following allegations of ties to Hamas. The report claims that UNRWA has overstated its progress on reforms and continues to face serious issues related to staff vetting and educational content.

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A United Nations watchdog group, UN Watch, has accused the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) of inadequately implementing reforms following allegations of ties to Hamas. The report claims that UNRWA has overstated its progress on reforms and continues to face serious issues related to staff vetting and educational content.

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UN watchdog accuses Palestinian relief agency of shamming reforms prescribed following Oct. 7

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UN Watch Accuses UNRWA of Inadequate Reforms Following Investigations