英えいヘンリー王子おうじから「嫌いやがらせといじめ」、慈善じぜん団体だんたいの理事りじ長ちょうが非難ひなん

Prince Harry of the UK has resigned from his role as a patron of the charity Santa Bali, which he founded, along with its co-founders, and on the 30th, the chairman of the organization accused Prince Harry of major harassment and bullying in a TV interview.

Chairman Chandauka said that Prince Henry allowed damaging news to be released to the outside world on the 25th without informing Mr. Chandauka or those around him.

He stated, Can you imagine what that attack brought upon me, the 540 people belonging to Santa Bari, and their families? This is a case of large-scale harassment and bullying.

According to sources close to the organizations directors and patrons, Prince Henry and others fully anticipated this announcement and reached the collective decision to resign with it in mind.

They are firmly determined to resign for the charitable organization and are eagerly awaiting the judgment of truth.

Sources also refute Mr. Chandukas claim that the media was informed about the resignation before the organization.

Prince Henry and co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, Southern Africa, said they submitted their resignation to the chairman and the board on the 10th of this month.

On the other hand, Santabury stated to CNN in a statement that some executives saw the letter signed on behalf of the board, but there was no resignation from the princes.

In another interview published on the 29th, Mr. Chandauka said that Prince Henry and Prince Seeiso are thinking of wanting to rescue after bankrupting the organization.

The details of the conflict are unclear, but Mr. Chandaukha told the Financial Times that there was friction between the staff at the organizations UK base and the staff in Lesotho and Botswana.

It is said that it was triggered by his efforts to transform the organization and shift decision-making functions to South African leaders.