William Harry's contradiction is revealed, and the brotherly divide existed long before Meghan appeared!
The rift between Prince William and Prince Harry continues to simmer within the royal family.
However, according to the royal family***, the rift between the brothers began long before the Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle started dating.
They blamed the royal family's separation on the brothers' differing views on wildlife conservation.
A source told The Times that both are passionate about protecting Africa's protected species, but have different views on how to manage projects in Africa.
Prince William is rumored to favor community-led activities to help locals protect their land, while Harry prefers an interventional approach.
This week, Harry has received intense public attention over news that he had warned about the abuses and human rights abuses of African Parks rangers.
The pressure exerted by Survival International, an organization dedicated to defending the rights of indigenous peoples, led to calls for his resignation.
The allegations were also reported by the Mail on Sunday, which included the park ranger ** a young mother and her two-month-old baby and ** treated an 18-year-old boy.
African Parks works with 12 countries in Africa to manage national parks, and it has first-hand evidence of the worrying threats faced by the indigenous Baka people.
They should be barred from entering the forests where they have foraged for food, fishing, hunting and medicine for thousands of years.
In May last year, Right to Existence International launched"Grave threats and torture"Write to Prince Harry, including a security guard ** a young mother.
The approach that Harry favors relies on large donations from Western donors.
Harry himself said in his autobiography "Parts" that he and William were in front of his childhood friends"Almost got into a fight"。
When asked why he worked in Africa with his siblings, William replied:'Because rhinos and elephants are my dishes! '"。.
While Harry's work at Africa Parks was unpaid, he was able to exert significant influence over the management of 49.4 million acres of protected land and build relationships with the organization's major donors, including Walmart's Walton and Oppenheimer families.
On Saturday, Africa Parks announced that it was committed to taking action against all forms of violence"Zero-tolerance policy", and"Respect the rights of local and indigenous peoples"。