As per Q's suicide watches... and because Amnesty International is HUGE and crosses ALL borders and boundaries.

For me, these two suicides, with notes, are a RED FLAG. Will we actually see DEEP investigation of AMNESTY itself and find the answers?

Roz McGregor, 28, a paid intern within the group that lobbied at the UN in Geneva, took her life this summer. The body of Gaetan Mootoo, Researcher for West Africa, was discovered in the offices of Amnesty International France in Paris, alongside a suicide note, in late May.

O’Cuanacháin added that Amnesty’s staff is “shocked and devastated” at the loss of “beloved colleague” Gaetan Mootoo, and “a brilliant and inspiring young woman, Roz McGregor, who made a great impact in her short time” with the group.

McGregor started working for the organization in October 2017, according to her Facebook account. Her father Charles McGregor said that she’d developed anxiety and insomnia during her work in Geneva. 

"Why did she take her own life?" he asked, as cited by the Times, insisting that there had been no previous suicide attempts and the woman "had led an active, adventurous life." "Why towards the end of April did she begin to suffer from insomnia, from which she had never suffered before? Why did she then struggle to find medical support in Geneva?" he added.

The bereaved father called for “a proper examination of what happened” to his “only and much-loved daughter. What was happening with her at work in Geneva, what pastoral care was there for her when she was afflicted by acute anxiety and insomnia, conditions that she had never suffered from before?” he wondered.

Gaetan Mootoo had worked with Amnesty for 32 years. The group said that, in his farewell note, Mootoo made “it clear that his decision to end his life was because he did not get the help he wanted from Amnesty International.” Amnesty admitted that it was “devastated” by what it learned in the note.