The Queen's eldest son Prince Charles, who is facing burning questions about his younger brother Andrew's deportation, revealed his intentions in a New Year's message of hope.
In his New Year's message, Charles made his stance clear about suffering humanity as he recognized the bravery of those who stand up for freedom and human rights.
Some of his fans think that Charles' statement was a clear message to Andrew because the future king knew that the Duke of York's affair could harm the monarchy.
In his statement, which was shared on Clarence House's official Instagram account on January 1, the heir to the British throne said: "As we begin a new year, we have little to remember the many standing around the world. It may take time for freedom and human rights.
"In places such as Afghanistan, Syria and Myanmar, threats and reality of political and religious persecution and insecurity are combined with an increasingly dire humanitarian situation."
"In the face of such adversity, incredibly brave individuals, local communities and international organizations are responding to great needs by providing vital assistance."
It added: "I pray for a peaceful resolution of these conflicts and may we all find the courage to support those in need, wherever they are."
It concluded: "The Prince of Wales sends a message of hope for 2022, recognizing the bravery of those helping persecuted people around the world. The Prince is patron of @rescueorg and president of @BritishRedCross; both organizations displaced work with communities. War or conflict."
The statement of the future king was a good sign for those who are suffering from threats and reality of political oppression and insecurity. His important statement comes amid reports that Prince Andrew's attack could cause massive damage to the monarchy.
Andrews accuser Roberts expressed happiness over Ghislaine Maxwell's guilty verdict, saying, "I hope today is not the end, but one more step towards justice. Maxwell did not act alone. Holding others accountable should be ordained. I believe they will be."
The decision to demote Prince Andrew came after a federal court in New York failed to persuade a judge to dismiss a civil case brought by Virginia Giuffre. William and Charles reportedly urged the Queen to remove him.
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