U.S. officials have opened an investigation after a female diplomat faced a barrage of anti-abortion text messages from an advocacy group, disrupting a major UN summit on women's rights. "It was totally impossible to work," Muli Grignon told CBC News of the incident. Only member states were able to negotiate the paragraphs,'' Muli Grignon said, calling the harassment an attack on diplomacy and the UN itself. CitizenGo apologized this year for sending a barrage of text messages to a UN diplomat. For her part, Muli Grignon is waiting for the investigation report, and on Tuesday she is among the keynote speakers at a UN event on tackling cyber-bullying.

Source: CBC News May 05, 2019 07:52 UTC