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Sunday Sequence: After the Oxfam debacle can we ever trust charities again?

After the Oxfam debacle can we ever trust charities again?

18/02/2018

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday Sequence, After the Oxfam debacle can we ever trust charities again?

It's been a disastrous week for Oxfam - publicly shamed by the cover-up of sexual abuse by senior members of staff across several countries and over many years. Day after day of dreadful revelations ,and the loss of key supporters such as Archbishop Tutu, who resigned as an Oxfam ambassador and described his deep disappointment at the allegations of immorality and criminality. Presenter Roisin McAuley discusses whether or not trust in charities can be restored. President Ramaphosa - the new South African president with a unique insight into Irish affairs. Professor Brandon Hamber, and author/journalist Brian Rowan on the man who's made a difference in two continents. And a rare bishop, obsessed with architecture, agnostic about God - Bishop Frederick Augustus Hervey.

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