Did you read the article? They actively lied and tried to cover it up - that's a long way from just an accident.
If nothing else, this can discourage lies in the future.
If nothing else, this can discourage lies in the future.
This is what has been alleged in the lawsuit. This has not been proven, otherwise, the article would be very different.
Also, this is an accident in the classic definition. Do you seriously think the UN workers went in to one of the poorest, most corrupt countries in the world after disease and sickness were rampant and deliberately introduced cholera?
Even the UN's own subcommittee on Cholera agreed.
> Do you seriously think the UN workers went in to one of the poorest, most corrupt countries in the world after disease and sickness were rampant and deliberately introduced cholera?
I don't recall saying that. Let me check - nope never said that. So why are you asking me this?
What I said was they covered it up - which is bad enough. No need for you go make things up about the UN.
I'm not sure that is plausible. At the start of the epidemic investigation on Oct 19, dissemination into communities on the Artibonite delta had already happened.