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Prince Harry resigns from his own charity amid internal row<\/p>\n
Prince Harry has resigned from his position as co-founder of the African charity Sentebale, set up in honor of his mother, Princess Diana.<\/p>\n
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Prince Harry<\/a> was rushed out of court in the U.K during a fan outburst Wednesday.<\/p>\n The Duke of Sussex headed to court Tuesday for a two-day appeal hearing surrounding the British government’s choice to strip him of security while in the country\u00a0after he stepped back from his role as a working royal in January 2020.<\/p>\n The apparent fan made critical comments Wednesday about the press, according to People<\/a> and BBC<\/a> News, and Harry was escorted out of the courtroom. Reps for Harry declined to comment Wednesday to USA TODAY.<\/p>\n King Charles III<\/a>‘s youngest son is trying to overturn<\/a>\u00a0a decision by the Home Office, which oversees the country’s policing and decided in February 2020 that he would not automatically receive personal security detail while in Britain.<\/p>\n Last year, the High Court in London ruled that the decision was lawful and refused to let him challenge that ruling in a higher court. However, an appeals court agreed to hear the case following a direct application from Harry’s lawyers.<\/p>\n The appeal is just one of several lawsuits or legal issues involving the litigious father of two, 40, who has been entangled in more than a half-dozen lawsuits in both the U.S. and England against various media entities.<\/p>\n Harry has long held a particular grievance against the American and British press, anchored in part to his contention that paparazzi were to blame for the \u00a01997 paparazzi chase and resulting car accident that killed his mother, Princess Diana<\/a>, who was killed trying to flee photographers in Paris.\u00a0<\/p>\n The catastrophic event is a catalyst for Harry and wife Meghan’s approach to the media and their handling of the royal exit, which was done in part over the couple’s mental health concerns.<\/p>\n Harry’s lawyers have criticized the decision to revoke his security, pointing to threats from terrorist group Al Qaeda and the couple’s own 2023 paparazzi chase.<\/p>\n In a statement to USA TODAY and other media outlets at the time, Harry and Duchess Meghan’s<\/a> office said it was a “near catastrophic” event. The chase occurred after the Netflix stars left a charity event in New York City<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n