The charitable institution related to Prince Harry recognizes human rights violations in the Congo Brazil

A major charity for conservation associated with Prince Harry admitted that human rights violations were committed by Rangers in Congo Brazil, following an independent review of allegations offered by the Paka community members against African gardens.

In a report published last year before The British newspaper The Mail on SundayCommunity members accused the African gardens of beating, water championship and raping the local population to prevent them from reaching the forests of their ancestors, which are now in the preservation area.

Although an independent review of the Rangers behavior in the Congo Brazzaville was assigned, the African gardens did not make the audience’s results for review.

Instead, she published a statement recognizing that human rights violations occurred in the Odzala-Kokoua National Park, which it runs. I excluded the details of the abuse.

The review, conducted by Omnia Strategy LLP, a London -based law firm, was delivered directly to the African gardens.

In a statement, omnia said it has been conducting an independent investigation into the alleged ill-treatment of Odzala-Kokoua since December 2023.

Its statement did not include its results and recommendations, which he said was sent directly to the African gardens.

BBC contacted both Omnia and Doughty Street Chambers, who participated in the investigation, to request their results, but they refused to comment outside their published statement.

Prince Harry sits in the African Gardens Council and has participated in the Charitable Society since 2016. In 2023, after spent six years as a chairman, he became a member of the Board of Directors, the organization’s board of directors.

BBC asked Prince Harry.

The African parks have said it has improved protection in the past five years in both the Odzala-Kokoua National Park and the institutional and institutional. The additional measures that they have put in place include appointing an anthropologist to ensure better support for BAKA societies and work with local NGOs to support the local community. She also said that she would make a independent human rights evaluation.

The International Charity Company, which pressure the rights of the indigenous people and the issue of misuse of the Baka people with Prince Harry, criticized the African Park’s decision not to take the results of the general investigation.

“The African parks have adhered to more reports, more employees and more guidelines – but such methods did not prevent horrific violations and violations of the International Human Rights Law in the contract or more that African parks have known for these atrocities, and there is no reason to believe that they will do so now.”

When the prosecution was announced for the first time last year, staying alive that the African parks had known about the alleged abuse of the people of Baka since 2013.

At that time, the African parks said it had continued while surviving to learn more, but the latter refused to cooperate.

Staying alive said she wanted to protect her sources in the local community for fear of revenge.

It can be said that African gardens, which is headquartered in Johannesburg, is one of the largest charities for preservation in Africa. It runs 23 protected areas in 13 African countries, and is supported by strong sponsors.

On WebsiteAfrican gardens list a number of prominent donors including the European Union, Rob Walton, Wall Mart, Heard Buffett, son of Warren Puffet.

In its annual report for 2023, the charity said that it was funded by more than $ 500,000 (375,000 pounds) per year.