PSEA conference 2016
The 2016 protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) conference brought together over 40 participants in Bangkok, Thailand, on 5 September to explore ways to improve investigations into allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) by aid workers.
Please find resources below from the event including the conference report, speaker presentations, and video interviews.
Reports:
- CHS Alliance 2016 PSEA conference report
- Background paper: Investigation of cases of sexual exploitation and abuse by aid workers: challenges and recommendations
Speaker presentations:
- Joint speaker presentations
- Karen Glisson, CHS Alliance: Sexual exploitation and abuse by aid workers.
- Paul Nolan, Founder/Director, GCPS Consulting: Learning from SEA investigations.
- Morgan Pillay, Investigations Specialist, UNFPA: Investigating SEA in UN peacekeeping missions and the UNFPA - challenges.
- Menaca Calyaneratne, International Child Safeguarding Director, Save the Children: Collaborating with different departments during an investigation.
- Aurelie Martin, Senior Investigation Specialist, UNHCR: UNHCR and NGOs cooperation on investigations by sharing a case study.
- Aungkie Sopinpornraksa: The experience of NGOs in Thailand in dealing with SEA.
Video interviews with PSEA experts
- Video - Paul Nolan, Founder/Director, GCPS Consulting
- Video - Morgan Pillay, Investigations Specialist, UNFPA
- Video - Menaca Calyaneratne, International Child Safeguarding Director, Save the Children
- Video - Aurelie Martin, Senior Investigation Specialist, UNHCR
- Video - Aungkie Sopinpornraksa, PSEA consultant, Thailand
Photos
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