Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “felt obliged” to retreat from their roles as members of the royal family, according to a London court.
The Duke of Sussex, 40, is in the United Kingdom for a two -day appeal to recover security details financed by taxpayers for him and his family.
Duration The Judicial Hearing on Tuesday, Harry’s legal team said that he and the student of “demands”, 43, were forced to step back as members working on the firm “since they are not protected by the institution.”
The Sussexes “wanted to continue their duties in support of the members of the Royal Family of the Royal Family of the Royal Family,” the lawyer of the founder of the Invictus Games, Shaheed Fatima KC, told the court.
In January 2020, Harry and Markle made the announcement of the bomb that they would divide their time between the United Kingdom and the United States, in addition to the fact that they were no longer members of the royal family of the royal family.
The measure was closely followed by a permanent transatlantic career to North America, where the couple has remained since it closed real life forever.
As a result, the safety of the duo was degraded.
Harry’s team, however, now insists that a formal process never touched the place before he and his wife were deprived of protection financed by the public.
His safety “does not seem to have been discussed in any formal ravec [Royal and VIP Executive Committee] Meeting, “Harry’s lawyer told the court.
Instead, there was a meeting at Buckingham Palace on January 27, 2020 to discuss the matter.
Harry’s lawyer said that the Royal Executive Committee and VIP (RAVEC) “diverted” from its standard process and could not present the appropriate documentation explaining its decision to strip Harry of protection privileges.
His legal team also said that the fugitive prince was “indicated for a different, unjustified and lower treatment” and offered less protection than others in the “other VIP category.”
Duke’s lawyers added that the United Kingdom’s treatment was “illegal and unfair” and warned “the impact on the United Kingdom reputation of a successful attack” against him.
The youngest son of King Charles complained not to feel safe enough to return to his homeland with his wife, Meghan Markle, and his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, because “it is too dangerous.”
In February 2024, the Superior Court of London ruled to strip the United Kingdom Security Protection Sussexes financed by taxpayers.
The father of two children was ordered to pay 90% of the legal costs of the United Kingdom Ministry for defending the initial ruling of the court.
Sir Peter Lane, the judge of the Superior Court, ruled that there was no illegality by stripping the duo of his security.
After the ruling, Harry has tirelessly appealed the decision in a challenging effort to recover security details for him and his family, but has not received zero help from the real ones.
Since then, he has expressed his disappointment for the lack of help from his separate family in the midst of his various legal battles.
