The Observer magazine included Tvind in its survey of cults, suggesting that it was a clever one to belong to because of its wealth. But t he Observer really arrived on the story in 1995-1996 when it discovered that the British Charity Commission was investigating Humana in the UK and Africa, and had sent staff to Zambia to study DAPP projects there. The investigators were also concerned at the large salaries being paid to DAPP project leaders in Africa, which were, of course, being remitted back to Tvind. Charity investigators act to close down a 1.5 million 'aid charity' . He needed school, not a safari.
Lessons can continue, says county.
Sitz in Daenemark baute binnen zwei Jahrzehnten das internationale Tvind-lmperium auf. Auch in Deutschland werden Idealisten ausgenommen. The Scotsman Jamil signed up for a charity. Now it s being called a cult The Scotsman, Edinburgh, 31st January 2000 by Michael Durham United States Boston Magazine and The Pioneer Press are the only publications in the United States or Canada to tackle either Planet Aid or the IICD, or to have noticed the link to the Tvind organisation of Denmark. However, Planet Aid's clothes collection boxes now scattered so widely across America have begun to attract attention because of the threat they pose to other charities.