Oxfam Condemns Staff Over Sex Reports in Earthquake-Hit Haiti

The logo on the front of an Oxfam bookshop is photographed in Glasgow on Feb. 10, 2018. The British Government announced late on Feb.9 it was reviewing all work with Oxfam amid revelations the charity's staff hired prostitutes in Haiti during a 2011 relief effort on the earthquake-hit island. ANDY BUCHANAN/AFP/Getty Images

LONDON—Oxfam, one of Britain’s biggest charities, on Friday condemned the behavior of some former staff in Haiti after The Times reported that aid workers had paid for sex while on a mission to help those affected by the devastating 2010 earthquake.

“The behavior of some members of Oxfam staff uncovered in Haiti in 2011 was totally unacceptable, contrary to our values and the high standards we expect of our staff,” Oxfam said in a statement.