UN diplomat dodges NYC rape charges thanks to immunity: The history of the controversial policy
A UN diplomat from Africa's South Sudan escaped NYC rape charges because of his diplomatic immunity
An accused rapist in New York City escaped charges because, as a United Nations foreign minister, he was protected by diplomatic immunity, authorities said. His case highlights a controversial policy that has made headlines for years.
A woman accused Charles Dickens Imene Oliha, 46, of opening the door for her as she entered her Washington Heights building, following her into her apartment and raping her twice before leaving, according to police and law enforcement sources. She reported the incident around noontime Sunday, at which point officers took Oliha into custody. -- More...
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