Acuzații grave la o agenție ONU: un fost director spune că și-a pierdut postul după un raport despre foametea din Gaza

A former high-ranking FAO official claims he was dismissed for highlighting hunger in Gaza and participating in memorials for victims. Benjamin Davis, who worked for 26 years at the UN agency, contests his termination and seeks reinstatement. He argues that his contract was not renewed due to his team's report on food insecurity in Gaza, which was later removed from the FAO website. Davis coordinated a seminar on the issue, prompting complaints from the Israeli mission. FAO's director warned against political activism, stating that human rights discussions should occur elsewhere. Davis believes that silence on suffering equates to complicity and that preventing discourse on Palestinian hunger undermines FAO's legitimacy. He has filed a formal complaint, seeking reinstatement and retraction of accusations against him.