Prince Harry calls for the loss of his British security details

London (AP) – Prince Harry hopes that his British security detail will be restored and will carry his business before a court of appeal.

Harry, whose titles include the Duke of Sussex, lost his protection funded by the government in February 2020 after leaving his role as a member of the royal family and moved to the United States

The prince’s surprise arrival at the London Court of Appeal Tuesday to contest a Declaration of lower courts This confirmed the decision was an indication of the importance of the case for him. He agitated photographers when he entered the courthouse.

Harry, 40 mixed record.

But Harry rarely appears in court, making only a few appearances in the past two years. This included the trial of one of his phone hacking cases against the British tabloids when he was the first senior member of the royal family to enter the witnesses box for more than a century.

A judge of the High Court ruled last year that the decision of a government panel to provide “tailor -made” security to Harry if necessary was not illegal, irrational or unjustified.

Harry said that he and his family were in danger when they visited his homeland due to hostility aimed at him and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, on social networks and thanks to the incessant hunting by the media.

He lost a related judicial case in which he asked for permission to pay private police in private, while in the United Kingdom, but a judge denied this offer after a government lawyer argued that officers should not be used as “private bodyguards for the rich”.

He also dropped a defamation case Against the publisher of the Daily Mail for an article which said that he had tried to hide his efforts to continue to receive security funded by the government.

But he won an important victory at the trial in 2023 against the publisher of the Daily Mirror when a judge concluded that phone hacking At tabloid was “widespread and usual”. He asked for a “Monumental” victory In January, when the British tabloids of Rupert Murdoch made a unprecedented apology For having taken the intrusion into his life for years and agreed to pay substantial damage to settle his invasion of privacy.

He has a similar case pending against the mail publisher.