UNAIDS chief says behavior of ex-staffer was ‘unacceptable’

LONDON (AP) — The U.N. AIDS bureau has acknowledged successful an interior email past week that the behaviour of a erstwhile elder staffer toward women was “unacceptable” and was tolerated by an organizational civilization which allowed misconduct. It was the latest improvement of a intersexual harassment ungraded that led the agency’s erstwhile person to bow retired aboriginal and resulted successful the firing of 2 staffers. The missive appeared to beryllium a veiled notation to Dr. Luiz Loures, an ex-deputy of UNAIDS, who allegedly forcibly kissed a staffer earlier trying to resistance her retired of a Bangkok edifice elevator. Loures denies the findings saying helium ne'er sexually harassed anyone.