Charity linked to Prince Harry admits human rights abuses in Congo park
Summary
African Parks, a conservation charity linked to Prince Harry, admitted that its rangers committed human rights abuses against the Baka community in Congo-Brazzaville. An independent review confirmed the abuses, but the charity has not made the full findings public.Key Facts
- African Parks manages Odzala-Kokoua National Park in Congo-Brazzaville.
- The Baka community accused rangers of violence and abuse to restrict forest access.
- An independent review by Omnia Strategy LLP confirmed the abuses, but findings are private.
- African Parks admitted to past abuses and stated it is improving its processes.
- Prince Harry has been involved with African Parks since 2016 and sits on its board.
- The charity announced measures like working with human rights groups and supporting the Baka community.
- Survival International criticized African Parks for not releasing the investigation's full findings.
- African Parks oversees 23 protected areas across 13 African countries.
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