All names in this document were reduced to single initials by Foreign Office censors.
This document, together with a similar one authored by Viscount Cromer and a response to this document written by de Cuvelier, was published in the so-called "White Book." This work's author gave support to an organization founded by Edmund Morel dedicated to attacking "the King of the Beasts." Its publication led Emile Vandervelde to push for an investigative commission. Part of this document describes imposition of a certain "tax" to be delivered in large baskets. All names in this document were reduced to single initials by Foreign Office censors. Among actions detailed in this document were the reported cutting off of testicles by soldiers to prove that they had killed a man, and cutting off hands in order to collect a bounty, as punishment for failing to meet the rubber harvest quota. Authored by a man later executed for attempting to garner German aid for the Easter Uprising, FTP, name this 1904 report submitted to the British Parliament on atrocities committed in the Belgian Congo.
This document, together with a similar one authored by Viscount Cromer and a response to this document written by de Cuvelier, was published in the so-called "White Book.
{Casement} Report [or Report of the British {Consul}, {Roger Casement}, on the {Administration} of the Congo {Free State}]