The UNRWA has decided to conduct an independent review to investigate allegations against the agency and its activities in Gaza. The review will assess the intent behind the smear campaigns and the agency's response, and make recommendations for improvement. The Australian Foreign Minister has raised concerns about the agency's neutrality.
Philippe Lazzarini, the UNRWA Commissioner General, has informed the Australian Foreign Minister , Penny Wong, that the UNRWA has decided to commission an independent review to investigate the allegations against the agency and its activities in Gaza . Lazzarini believes that it is important to address these smear campaigns and determine their intent. The review will also assess the agency's response and make recommendations for improvement.
The Foreign Minister has raised concerns about the agency's neutrality and asked about its plans to address the issue
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