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UN agency for Palestine refugees suspends teacher in Lebanon

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School teacher Fathi al-Sharif was put on leave for three months without pay. UNRWA said it could not discuss further details. It did not say whether he was accused of membership of an armed group. Several people told Reuters he had been accused of links to Palestinian faction Hamas.

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The Straits Times

UN agency for Palestine refugees suspends teacher in Lebanon

BEIRUT - Dozens of people protested outside the Beirut office of the United Nations Palestinian Refugee Agency on Wednesday after it put a staff member on administrative leave over possible violations of staff conduct regulations. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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UN agency for Palestine refugees suspends teacher in Lebanon

Beirut (Reuters) – Dozens of people protested outside the Beirut office of the United Nations Palestinian Refugee Agency on Wednesday after it put a staff member on administrative leave over possible violations of staff conduct regulations. School teacher Fathi al-Sharif was put on leave for three months without pay as the U.N. agency investigated alleged activities “that are in violation of the Agency’s regulatory framework governing staff cond…

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