Sexual Abuse Within the International Intergovernmental Organization the United Nations Peacekeeping Forces: the Number of Documented Abuses of Power Committed by Members of the Peacekeeping Forces, the Location the Majority of These Abuses Occurred, the Country With the Largest Number of Peacekeeping Forces Abuse Victims, the Economic Incentive Peacekeeping Forces Workers Provide to Victims, the Reason Many Victims Report the Same Offender, How Peacekeeping Forces Workers Leverage Law Enforcement to Manipulate Victims, the Number of Documented Abuse Reports Within the Democratic Republic of Congo Between May and September of 2004, the Person Appointed to Investigate the Abuse Cases of the Peacekeeping Forces, the Result of Jordanian Ambassador to the U.S. Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein’s Investigation, the Reason the United Nations is Limited in its Ability to Prosecute Offenders, al-Hussein’s Recommendation for the United Nations to Combat Abuse, the Result of This Recommendation, One of the Most Prolific Sexual Offenders Within the United Nations, the Illicit Material Possessed by French Civilian Contractor Didier Bourguet, the Conviction and Sentencing of Bourguet, the Only United Nations Civilian Peacekeeper Imprisoned for Sexual Abuse, the Locations the Majority of Sexual Abuse Occurred by Peacekeeping Forces Between 2005 – 2014, the Reason Many of These Allegations Have Been Dismissed, How Skin Color is Viewed Within Africa, the Inconsistency Which Has Caused the Majority of Abuse Cases to be Dismissed, the Strategy Prosecutors Utilize to Obtain a Conviction for Sexual Abuse, the Number of Allegations of Abuse Reported to the United Nations Between 2003 – 2018, the Number of Peacekeeping Forces Members Prosecuted and/or Convicted for These Abuses, the Location of Bourguet During the Modern Day, the Person Who Discovered Where Bourguet Was Residing Post Release From Prison, the Number of Sexual Abuses Bourguet Confessed to When Interviewed by Iranian Journalist Ramita Navai, the Reason Bourguet Views His Sexual Abuse as Having Been Easy to Accomplish, and Bourguet’s View of His Criminal Offences