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UK’s Charity Commission launches investigation into WWF

April 4, 2019

Britain’s charity regulator has launched an investigation into WWF following an expose of the charity's involvement in human rights abuses

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Multi-gold medal winning fencing star Valentina Vezzali at @survivalitalia's stand at the Villaggio per la Terra in… https://t.co/5Hnx1nkw4c

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RT @StephenCorrySvl: Pic of my @Survival colleagues at UN in NYC this week, pushing to #DecolonizeCONservation and end #FactorySchools. Two…

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Borgen Magazine

September 3, 2018

The Guardian

August 16, 2018

Reuters

August 9, 2018

The Ayoreo-Totobiegosode, an indigenous people in the heart of South America, has finally secured a key part of its territory.

Park officials in India's Rajaji Tiger Reserve colluded with poachers in the killing of endangered animals

WWF knew local people opposed the creation of a national park in Congo – but hid this from EU backers

WWF commissioned an investigation into similar reports of abuse four years ago – and then covered up the findings.

An investigation by news site Buzzfeed exposes violent abuse by ecoguards and rangers funded by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

Soldiers have opened fire on a group of Pemon Indians, killing a woman and wounding at least 25 people.

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