Oxfam boss apologises to MPs over abuse of Haiti quake victims

Mark Goldring admits 7,000 people have cancelled donations to the charity since scandal broke

Mark Goldring, the head of Oxfam, has apologised to MPs for the actions of staff who sexually exploited female victims of the Haiti earthquake in 2010.

He acknowledged that the charity’s actions had damaged the whole aid community, as well as the people of Haiti. Goldring told the Commons international development committee that 7,000 people had cancelled their donations since the scandal broke.

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