NAIROBI, April 9 (Reuters) - Kenya has disputed a U.N. report saying an investigation had found substantiated allegations of sexual abuse involving members of a U.N.-backed anti-gang force in Haiti that is staffed mostly by Kenyan police officers.
In a report dated February 16 and first reported on last week, the U.N. said four allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse from last year against the force had been substantiated by its Human Rights Office.
