The United Nations has said it is 'shocked and deeply disturbed' by a video clip which appears to show two of its workers 'having sex' in an official UN vehicle in Tel Aviv. In the second video which was posted on Twitter, a man in the back seat of a white car marked with the UN letters is seen being straddled by a woman in a red dress who is moving up and down.
The man is just wearing a t-shirt and shorts and another male passenger in the front of the car appears to be asleep. The vehicle is then driven further down the road. Mr Dujaarric added that the UN expects the investigation to be completed 'very quickly' and the couple are close to being identified. The UN was first made aware of the video earlier this week and they said they know where it was filmed.
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Viewers on Twitter expressed their dismay at the clip, with one writing: 'Why am I not surprised. In the front of the car, a male passenger appears to be asleep.
The person who posted the video, Canadian woman Mattea Merta, is a 'pro-family representative' at the UN, according to her Twitter profile. Another viewer wrote in response to the clip, 'No big surprise is it? Ms Merta replied: 'Nope, not at all. Compared to stories I've heard from people who have left their UN jobs Although the UN has strict regulations governing sexual misconduct by its workers, it has repeatedly come under fire for breaches in recent years. In December, a report claimed peacekeepers at the UN had 'hundreds of babies with women in Haiti before abandoning the young mothers.
She wrote above the post: 'I present to you Viewers on Twitter expressed their dismay at the clip, with one writing: 'Why am I not surprised'. Another viewer also said the video was not a 'big surprise'. The study into the UN mission in the disaster-hit Caribbean country said girls as young as 11 were left pregnant after being sexually abused. Some of the girls were traded for 'a few coins' in order to get food and would have sex with the peacekeepers so they could survive, the British academic-led study found.
