Prints William geiajakirja esikaanel: sa ei pea taluma kiusamist, ole uhke selle üle, kes sa oled

Britain's Prince William (L) and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, walk up the aisle followed by Prince Harry and Maid of Honour Pippa Middleton after their wedding ceremony in Westminster Abbey in central London in this April 29, 2011 file photo. Kate Middleton's wedding dress, created by Sarah Burton for the Alexander McQueen label and one of the most talked about outfits of the decade, will go on public display this summer at Buckingham Palace, officials said on June 6, 2011. To match Reuters Life! BRITAIN-MIDDLETON/DRESS REUTERS/Kirsty Wigglesworth/Pool/Files (BRITAIN - Tags: FASHION ROYALS) Foto: POOL/REUTERS

Brittide prints William on geiajakirja «Attitude» seekordse väljalaske kaanestaar.

Printsi üks olulisimaid ning südamelähedasemaid missioone on teadlikkuse tõstmine kiusamise teemadel vahedab Kensingtoni palee. Prints tegeleb aktiivselt kooli- ning internetikiusamise ohvritega ning võitleb ka geikogukonna õiguste eest.

Ajakirjas «Attitude» lausus prints, et mitte keegi ei peaks langema tagakiusamise ohvriks seksuaalse orientatsiooni või mõne muu põhjuse tõttu.

"No one should be bullied for their sexuality. Don't put up with it. Be proud of the person you are." The Duke of Cambridge is on the cover of the next issue of @attitudemag speaking out against bullying. In early May 2016, His Royal Highness met with a group of young LGBT people convened by @attitudemag at Kensington Palace to listen to their experiences of bullying, and the mental health impacts it can have. The fight against bullying is a key priority of The Duke's work. His Royal Highness recently established a taskforce on the prevention of cyberbullying, and is leading the Heads Together campaign on mental health and wellbeing along with The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry http://bit.ly/24Q6wYH

Ein von Kensington Palace (@kensingtonroyal) gepostetes Foto am 15. Jun 2016 um 2:03 Uhr