British government is involved in sexual harassment scandal

British Prime Minister, Theresa May, is involved in a sexual harassment scandal, a case that the media is accused of having allowed.

He may was charged Sunday by the local newspaper  The Sunday Times  of allowing two ministers, known as "sexual predators" continue in his government.

The accusation is based on the statements of some collaborators of May that assured the newspaper that she is aware of allegations of abuse against members of the Conservative Party. The British newspaper also published Monday  a revealing report of 36 cases of sexual harassment  supposedly conservative parliamentarians.

The document indicates that it has received all the information in meetings with his chief bench, Gavin Williamson, who would have taken him gossip and accusations against Conservative MPs involved in  sex scandals  and drugs. The office of the premier, however, has flatly denied receiving regular updates  on the sexual behavior  of their parliamentarians. 

British media reported that one of the biggest "suspects" in this scandal is Mark Garnier, Minister of Commerce, accused of ordering his secretary inappropriate tasks and address her with too much appreciation in public.

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The authorities again be criticized for lack of seriousness to investigate cases in which famous people are involved.

Moreover, the Conservative MP Stephen Crabb, 44, former Minister of Labor, admitted having exchanged sexual messages with a girl of 19 who sought employment in Parliament.

Parallel to these two charges, parliamentarians shared stories about a conservative deputy who allegedly taking photos of young men in compromising positions and then used to obtain sexual favors. They also accused a Cabinet minister, who did not identify, had grabbed the thigh of a woman and having made a racial slur.

The newspaper  The Guardian  has indicated Monday  that May has asked the president of the Chamber of Deputies, John Bercow, to launch a system of care to employees of Parliament who need to report inappropriate political behavior.

MPs warn that risks to the young staff are intensified because of the many hours of work and the fact that many politicians lead a double life, with a house in London and another in his constituency.

The Labor Party (PL)  has accused May of "wash their hands" on the complaint of harassment against Garnier, after she has asked the Cabinet Office to investigate the circumstances in which he asked his exasistente to conduct a inappropriate purchases.

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