Prince Harry quits board of wildlife charity after human rights abuses

Prince Harry has left his position on the board of African Parks, a wildlife charity that has faced criticism over human rights abuses. This move comes after the charity admitted to committing human rights abuses by its rangers in the Republic of the Congo. The decision may not have a direct impact on markets or trade, but it could affect the charity's reputation and potentially influence public perception of Prince Harry's philanthropic efforts.

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The story is about a charity and does not have a direct impact on markets. Prince Harry's decision to quit the board is a personal choice and does not affect the economy.

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