Prince Harry’s philanthropic efforts have come under scrutiny as new allegations emerge regarding his African charity, African Parks.

While it is understood that Harry is not directly involved in the day-to-day operations of the organization, the actions of the charity reflect on him.

The Daily Mail has published an exclusive report titled “I was raped by a ranger from Harry’s Africa charity as I held onto my baby,” which details claims of torture and abuse by the rangers employed by African Parks.

The charity operates in areas inhabited by indigenous people, particularly pygmy communities who have lived there for generations.

However, the rangers working for African Parks allege that these communities pose a threat to conservation, using this as a pretext to commit horrific acts of abuse.

One such incident involved a pygmy family who ventured into the Congolese rainforest to gather honey, a vital food source for their children.

While the father was up in a tree collecting honey, the rangers apprehended the family, subjecting them to handcuffing, hot wax stripping, and other forms of abuse.

It is important to note that Prince Harry is not directly responsible for hiring or supervising these individuals.

However, his association with African Parks means he must be aware of the organization’s activities.

If he takes credit for its successes, he must also take responsibility for its failures.

The case of the pygmy family is just one of many allegations against the armed militia employed by African Parks, which manages protected areas across 12 countries, covering 57,000 square miles.

The situation exemplifies the problems that arise when conservation groups encroach upon land occupied by indigenous communities.

Fear permeates these communities, preventing many from speaking out against the abuse they endure.

The actions of African Parks’ rangers are not only morally reprehensible but also illegal.

These indigenous communities have every right to be on their land and are not engaged in illegal activities.

They simply seek to sustain themselves, as they have done for centuries.

While the rangers claim to be protecting wildlife from poaching, it is crucial to understand that the indigenous people are not the problem.

The blame lies with the guards who perpetrate these acts of abuse.

The victims are left traumatized, their mental scars far from healed.

Many are now too afraid to venture into the forest, even though it has traditionally provided them with sustenance.

The guards’ behavior is characterized by violence and arbitrary punishment.

For instance, guards beat individuals for picking vegetables, claiming they are food for animals.

It is worth noting that there are limits on what the indigenous people can gather to ensure sufficient food for both animals and humans.

However, the blame for any scarcity lies with governments that have allowed the destruction of natural rainforests, not with the indigenous communities.

These communities have always been stewards of conservation, as the forest is their livelihood.

African Parks has not only failed to protect wildlife but has also made it increasingly difficult for local communities to find food.

Despite claims of success in reducing poaching and increasing wildlife numbers, the allegations of abuse by rangers undermine the charity’s credibility.

Major backers, including billionaires, support the organization, but if their work comes at the expense of indigenous communities, it raises questions about the value of their contributions.

The affected communities are calling upon Prince Harry to take action.

They implore him to halt his support for African Parks, emphasizing his power and influence.

They argue that while he lives comfortably, they have lost everything due to the actions of the charity.

The local people desire justice and question why even collecting honey is now prohibited by African Parks.

Harry’s response has been disappointing thus far, merely stating that he will pass on the information to the CEO.

It is essential for him to take a more active role in addressing these issues.

If African Parks continues to behave in this manner, it is difficult to view them as true philanthropists or humanitarians.

They must prioritize the well-being of local communities over their own interests.

The abuses suffered by these communities at the hands of Harry’s park rangers are truly horrifying.

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