Pakistan announced a 15-man squad for the T20 World Cup on Thursday (September 15). With the mega event set to be held in Australia from next month, Babar Azam &amp; Co. have named a strong squad including Shaheen Afridi. The premier pacer suffered a knee injury during the Sri Lanka Test series and was ruled out of the Asia Cup 2022 edition, where the Men in Green lost the final to Sri Lanka.

Shaheen was present with the Pakistan team and even cheered for them in the stands during their opening clash in the continental tournament, versus arch-rivals India. From there on, he left for London for his rehabilitation programme. Shahid Afridi, Shaheen's future father-in-law, has now made a big claim that the speedster is funding his London stay and hasn't been helped by the Ramiz Raja-led Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

Giving insights into the whole situation, Afridi, in an interview with Samma TV, revealed, "When I talk about Shaheen.. that guy went to England on his own. He bought his own ticket; he spent his own money to stay in a hotel. I arranged a doctor for him, then he contacted the doctor. PCB is not doing anything; he is doing that on his own."

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"Everything, from coordination to doctors to his hotel room and food expenses, he is paying out of his own pocket. As far as I know, Zakir Khan talked to him 1-2 times, but that was it," the ex-Pakistan captain further added.

Zakir is currently the Director of Cricket for international tours at the PCB. The board, however, rubbished all claims made by Shahid Afridi and shared a statement saying, "The PCB is also pleased to advise and update that Shaheen Shah Afridi is making excellent progress in his rehabilitation in London and is on track to make a full recovery in time for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022.

"It goes without saying that the PCB has always been and will continue to be responsible for arranging medical care and rehabilitation of all its players requiring any treatment."

Pakistan announced a 15-man squad for the T20 World Cup on Thursday (September 15). With the mega event set to be held in Australia from next month, Babar Azam & Co.

Pakistan announced a 15-man squad for the T20 World Cup on Thursday (September 15). With the mega event set to be held in Australia from next month, Babar Azam & Co. have named a strong squad including Shaheen Afridi. The premier pacer suffered a knee injury during the Sri Lanka Test series and was ruled out of the Asia Cup 2022 edition, where the Men in Green lost the final to Sri Lanka. Shaheen was present with the Pakistan team and even cheered for them in the stands during their opening clash in the continental tournament, versus arch-rivals India. From there on, he left for London for his rehabilitation programme. Shahid Afridi, Shaheen's future father-in-law, has now made a big claim that the speedster is funding his London stay and hasn't been helped by the Ramiz Raja-led Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Giving insights into the whole situation, Afridi, in an interview with Samma TV, revealed, "When I talk about Shaheen.. that guy went to England on his own. He bought his own ticket; he spent his own money to stay in a hotel. I arranged a doctor for him, then he contacted the doctor. PCB is not doing anything; he is doing that on his own." ALSO READ | 'Where is your nationalism?' - Javed Miandad tears apart PCB after Pakistan's Asia Cup final loss "Everything, from coordination to doctors to his hotel room and food expenses, he is paying out of his own pocket. As far as I know, Zakir Khan talked to him 1-2 times, but that was it," the ex-Pakistan captain further added. Zakir is currently the Director of Cricket for international tours at the PCB. The board, however, rubbished all claims made by Shahid Afridi and shared a statement saying, "The PCB is also pleased to advise and update that Shaheen Shah Afridi is making excellent progress in his rehabilitation in London and is on track to make a full recovery in time for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022. "It goes without saying that the PCB has always been and will continue to be responsible for arranging medical care and rehabilitation of all its players requiring any treatment."

'PCB is not doing anything' - Shahid Afridi claims pacer Shaheen is funding his London stay

A new documentary claims that United Nations employees were fired after reporting claims of sexual abuse made by coworkers, since the organisation is alleged to be "riddled with corruption."

The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, has been called to form an impartial panel to look into allegations that some women there have been "accosted, and raped."

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He has also been requested to address a culture in which senior employees are allegedly shielded from complaints filed through official channels.

The BBC documentary 'The Whistleblowers: Inside the UN' explores claims of sexual abuse, management covering up misconduct, and corruption.

Whistleblower Peter Gallo stated in the documentary: "I worked as an investigator at the UN's New York headquarters for four years. And as a result of that encounter, I am convinced that corruption permeates every level of the organisation."

He described an instance in which a senior employee voiced concerns during a meeting after a female coworker had sobbedly approached him and accused him of sexual assault. According to Mr. Gallo, the complaints were dropped because the accused was "a favourite son."

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Purna Sen departed her position as the organization's spokeswoman on harassment, assault, and discrimination in the summer of 2020 after learning that her position would not be extended.

She claimed that there were UN employees who had been "accosted, approached, and raped." She remarked that "the more they keep doing it," the more men would be allowed to get away with it.

Senior staff members are exempt from all national laws under the UN's protected legal status. However, this immunity is void if it is used for the staff members' personal gain.

A third of the workers reported being the victims of sexual harassment:

Sen claimed in the documentary that although an "astonishing" third of UN employees reported experiencing sexual harassment at work, the vast majority of incidents went unreported.

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The BBC documentary claims that employees who attempted to report the allegations suffered consequences, with some being let go.

According to the UN Secretary General's office, "sanctioning any personnel, junior or senior, found to have engaged in sexual harassment" is still a top priority.

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A new documentary claims that United Nations employees were fired after reporting claims of sexual abuse made by coworkers, since the organisation is alleged to be "riddled with corruption." The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, has been called to form an impartial panel to look into allegations that some women there have been "accosted, and raped." Also read | Human rights groups urge UN to impose travel ban on Taliban leadership He has also been requested to address a culture in which senior employees are allegedly shielded from complaints filed through official channels. The BBC documentary 'The Whistleblowers: Inside the UN' explores claims of sexual abuse, management covering up misconduct, and corruption. Whistleblower Peter Gallo stated in the documentary: "I worked as an investigator at the UN's New York headquarters for four years. And as a result of that encounter, I am convinced that corruption permeates every level of the organisation." He described an instance in which a senior employee voiced concerns during a meeting after a female coworker had sobbedly approached him and accused him of sexual assault. According to Mr. Gallo, the complaints were dropped because the accused was "a favourite son." Watch | Stockholm hosts UN climate summit Purna Sen departed her position as the organization's spokeswoman on harassment, assault, and discrimination in the summer of 2020 after learning that her position would not be extended. She claimed that there were UN employees who had been "accosted, approached, and raped." She remarked that "the more they keep doing it," the more men would be allowed to get away with it. Senior staff members are exempt from all national laws under the UN's protected legal status. However, this immunity is void if it is used for the staff members' personal gain. A third of the workers reported being the victims of sexual harassment: Sen claimed in the documentary that although an "astonishing" third of UN employees reported experiencing sexual harassment at work, the vast majority of incidents went unreported. Also read | Amid economic crisis, United Nations provides food vouchers to pregnant women in Sri Lanka The BBC documentary claims that employees who attempted to report the allegations suffered consequences, with some being let go. According to the UN Secretary General's office, "sanctioning any personnel, junior or senior, found to have engaged in sexual harassment" is still a top priority. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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