An investigative group urged stricter regulations on timber exports from the Central African Republic on Tuesday afternoon, citing widespread corruption. Forests cover two-thirds of the land, with foreign logging concessions driving export revenues. The Sentry recommended that western nations reclassify the timber to standard risk due to mercenary ties.
Call for Stricter CAR Timber Rules
Investigators urge tougher regulations on Central African Republic timber due to corruption and sanctions evasion. The Sentry highlights risks involving Russian mercenaries.
