However, the WHO's handling of the Tara KLamp has been marked by serious ethical lapses.
First, a statement on dangerous circumcision devices, drafted by the organisation's officials, was quashed and never released. Second, instead of voicing opposition to the use of the clamp in KZN, the organisation proposed a study to monitor its use.
Man spricht heute vom "Tara KLamp debacle":
Spotlight put a range of questions to Buthelezi regarding his involvement in the Tara KLamp debacle, the persecution of doctors at Manguzi Hospital in 2008, and allegations of corruption.
BTW, diesen Buthelezi hat man jetzt zum CEO des South African National Aids Council gemacht, Prost Mahlzeit!
The department started providing circumcisions with an unsafe plastic circumcision device called the Tara KLamp. The device caused a number of serious injuries and eventually became the subject of a Treatment Action Campaign complaint to the Public Protector. Questions about alleged kickbacks relating to the procurement of the Tara KLamp remain unresolved seven years later.
"Kickbacks" dürfte überhaupt das Stichwort bezüglich der Massenverstümmelungkampagne in Afrika sein.
As with Manguzi, the Tara KLamp had high-profile political backing this time in the form of MEC for Health Sibongiseni Dhlomo, then Premier of Kwazulu-Natal Zweli Mkhize, and King Goodwill Zwelithini.
Woher das wohl kommt?
https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2017-0…about-his-past/