Save children suspends the BCG partnership on Gaza’s work

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Save the Children has suspended a decades -long partnership with BCG because of her work in Gaza, after consultations helped to develop a controversial auxiliary plan and mix the costs of transporting Palestinians from the tape.

Infern Angng’s CEO, “Infern”, wrote to employees on Monday to say that the charity is “horrific and deep disturbance” by covering the “Financial Times” to work BCG in Gaza.

I told the employees that saving children “suspended all the ongoing work” with BCG pending an external investigation in its operations.

The UK’s charity has told FT that it had stopped its partnership with BCG on June 13, shortly after consulting consultations for the first time in the project related to GAZA and said it had stopped the work.

FT detailed in the last days how Help BCG employees in cost design From the transfer of the Palestinians from Gaza and was more involved in the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation than what it publicly recognized.

BCG confirmed that two partners have spoken to senior executives to carry out “unauthorized work”, and that he has been suspended since then and rejected the partners.

In her message to save children’s employees said that the NGO “quickly moved to meet their leadership to demand an explanation when news related to their participation in GHF design is broken.” BCG’s participation was first reported by the Washington Post in June.

“After that, we have suspended all the ongoing work with BCG waiting for the result of its external investigation,” ASHING said. She added that Save the Children was “waiting for an official response” after following BCG at the weekend.

BCG has been a “proud partner” for Save the Kids since 2006, according to a page on the consulting company website, which separates “a set of strategic, operational and organizational issues that it worked on” side by side “with the Charitable Society.

She included her work with Save

BCG says it is working on many Save the Children’s paintings globally, and invests its advisers to the Charitable Society, as well as assistance in “strategic, operational and organizational issues” and specific programs, including with refugee children.

“BCG appreciates our long -term relationship while saving children and we hope to continue to support their valuable work in the future.

“We are deeply regretted for the actions of the previous two partners, who quickly left the company. BCG is still committed to taking all the steps necessary to enhance our guarantees to ensure that this does not happen again.”

Save children said that the charitable organization “has repeatedly warned that any military aid distribution system, such as those created by GHF, will carry severe consequences.”

“We are still defending the delivery of aid in Gaza, which is guided by humanitarian principles … free from political intervention. Rescue children are still working in Gaza, and we were also ready to provide life -saving support.”

Additional reports by Stephen Foley