Many indigenous forest peoples in Central Africa, such as the Baka ‘pygmies’, do not have basic legal documents, such as a national identity card or a birth certificate, which often means that officially they do not ‘exist’.

Without these documents and recognition from the state, they cannot seek help from the authorities, such as in trying to stop illegal logging of their rainforest lands.

£180 could help ten Baka people obtain these invaluable documents.

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