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Harry Steps Down From Controversial Wildlife Charity

A spokesman said Harry remains a supporter of the conservation charity as it faces scrutiny over alleged abuses by rangers in Congo-Brazzaville.

  • Prince Harry has stepped down from the African Parks board ahead of his imminent return to the UK with the Duchess of Sussex, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet within days.
  • Following reports of human rights abuses by rangers in Congo-Brazzaville admitted last year, African Parks faces scrutiny; Harry remains a supporter of its conservation mission after 10 years of service.
  • Six years after leaving California for the working monarchy, the Sussexes are planning an "extended stay" in the UK, though duration remains unconfirmed.
  • The Duke awaits results from a risk assessment conducted by the Home Office and Ravec in late July, following his prior legal loss over security arrangements when he left royal duties in 2020.
  • Amid ongoing estrangement, the Prince and Princess of Wales, holidaying with the King at Balmoral in Scotland, have yet to respond to Harry's return, following his criticisms in Spare.
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Harry steps down from controversial wildlife charity

The Duke of Sussex is no longer a board member of African Parks, which in 2025 admitted human rights abuses by its rangers.

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Harry steps down from controversial African wildlife charity

The duke is no longer a board member of African Parks, which last year admitted human rights abuses by its rangers.

·London, United Kingdom
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Daily Express broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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