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Mwanamfalme Harry Ajiondoa Kwenye Bodi ya African Parks Kufuatia Mzozo wa Haki za Kibinadamu
Mwanamfalme Harry, Duke wa Sussex, amejuzulu wadhifa wake kama mdhamini katika shirika la African Parks, ambalo ni shirika maarufu la kutoa msaada wa wanyamapori ambalo lililaumiwa kwa unyanyasaji wa haki za kibinadamu uliofanywa na walinzi wake katika Jamhuri ya Kongo. Licha ya kuondoka kwenye bodi hiyo, msemaji wake alieleza kuwa bado anaendelea kuunga mkono malengo ya shirika hilo.
Imeundwa na AI kutoka vyanzo vilivyotajwa hapa chini.
Duke wa Sussex, Mwanamfalme Harry, amejiuzulu rasmi kutoka kwenye bodi ya wakurugenzi ya African Parks, shirika kubwa la kutoa msaada wa wanyamapori barani Afrika ambalo limejikuta katika mzozo mkubwa wa haki za kibinadamu. Msemaji wa Mwanamfalme Harry alithibitisha kuwa hayupo tena kama mdhamini wa shirika hilo. Uamuzi huu unajiri baada ya African Parks kukiri mwaka jana kuwa ukiukaji wa haki za kibinadamu ulifanywa na walinzi wake wa mbuga katika Jamhuri ya Kongo. Ingawa Mwanamfalme Harry ameachia ngazi wadhifa wake kwenye bodi, msemaji wake alisisitiza kuwa bado anasalia kuwa mfuasi thabiti na mwenye shauku wa malengo yanayoendelea ya African Parks.
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