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UN probes sex-for-food aid allegations in cyclone-hit Mozambique

Locals leave after receiving food parcels handed out by an aid organisation after Cyclone Idai, near Dondo village outside Beira, Mozambique, on March 24, 2019. [Reuters]

The United Nations said on Friday it will investigate allegations that survivors of a deadly cyclone in Mozambique are being forced to have sex with community leaders for food.

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