Watching pornography would be unacceptable in any workplace, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday when asked about an investigation into allegations a lawmaker was seen watching explicit videos on his phone in the House of Commons.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks during a meeting with Switzerland's President Ignazio Cassis at 10 Downing Street in London, Britain April 28, 2022. Rob Pinney/Pool via REUTERS
"It's obviously unacceptable for anybody to be doing that kind of thing in the workplace. It'd be the same for any kind of job up and down the country," Johnson told reporters when asked about the allegations during an election campaign visit. He said the specific case reported on Wednesday, involving an unnamed member of Johnson's Conservative Party, would need to go through the appropriate complaints procedure.Reporting by Kylie MacLellan, writing by William JamesSubscribe to our sustainability newsletter to make sense of the latest ESG trends affecting companies and governments.
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