Amnesty International is to lose most of its senior leadership team after a report said it had a “toxic” workplace.
According to BBC – The human rights organization’s secretary-general, Kumi Naidoo, ordered an independent review after two employees killed themselves last year.
In the review one staff member described Amnesty as having “a toxic culture of secrecy and mistrust”.
Amnesty said the senior leadership team accepted responsibility and all seven had offered to resign.
Five of the seven senior leaders, based mainly in London and Geneva, are now believed to have left or are in the process of leaving the organisation.
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