The head of a charity founded by Prince Harry has accused him of "large-scale harassment and bullying" after she and several others left the organization. This is reported by UNN with reference to Sky News.
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Sophie Chandauka, chair of the Sentebale charity co-founded by Prince Harry, said the Duke "allowed harmful news to be released to the outside world without informing" her and other executives of the organization.
Can you imagine what this attack did to me, to me and the 540 people in the Sentebale organizations and their families? This is an example of large-scale harassment and bullying
It is noted that Sky News contacted the Duke and Duchess of Sussex regarding the content of the interview, but they declined to comment. A source close to the former trustees of the charity called Chandauk's statements "completely unfounded."
According to Sky News, the Sentebale charity was founded in 2006 by Prince Harry and Prince Seiso of Lesotho. Its main goal is to support children and young people in southern Africa affected by HIV/AIDS. The organization was founded in honor of the late Princess Diana. The name "Sentebale" means "forget-me-not" in Sesotho.
Reminder
Donald Trump said he is not interested in deporting Prince Harry from the United States, despite scrutiny of the legality of his stay. According to the president, "Harry has enough problems with his wife anyway."
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