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Pangeran Harry Mundur dari Dewan African Parks Menyusul Kontroversi Hak Asasi Manusia
Pangeran Harry, Adipati Sussex, telah mengundurkan diri dari jabatannya sebagai pengurus di African Parks, sebuah badan amal margasatwa terkemuka yang mengakui adanya pelanggaran hak asasi manusia oleh para jagawanya di Republik Kongo. Meskipun meninggalkan dewan, juru bicaranya menyatakan bahwa ia tetap mendukung misi badan amal tersebut.
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Adipati Sussex, Pangeran Harry, secara resmi telah mundur dari dewan African Parks, sebuah badan amal margasatwa besar di Afrika yang terlibat dalam kontroversi hak asasi manusia. Seorang juru bicara Pangeran Harry meng confirmó bahwa ia tidak lagi bertugas sebagai pengurus organisasi tersebut. Keputusan ini diambil setelah African Parks mengakui tahun lalu bahwa pelanggaran hak asasi manusia telah dilakukan oleh para penjaga hutannya di Republik Kongo. Meskipun Pangeran Harry telah melepaskan posisinya di dewan, juru bicaranya menekankan bahwa ia tetap menjadi pendukung yang aktif dan antusias terhadap misi berkelanjutan African Parks.
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