Launch of Child Online Safety Toolkit attended by Prince Harry

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, will attend the launch of the Child Online Safety Toolkit on May 16 to explore how the online world can be made safer and nicer for children, according to the UK’s 5Rights Foundation.

The Duke will speak with kid activists from across the world on what has to be done to make child internet safety a reality.

Speakers from the United Nations, African Union, and European Union will also speak at the occasion.

Earlier, an Australian TV host believes Prince Harry unknowingly admitted to his wife Meghan Markle lying about being denied therapy for her mental health issues while in the royal family.

On Sky News Australia, host Andrew Bolt claimed that Prince Harry’s ’slip of the tongue’ last year demonstrated that Meghan was not prevented from seeking mental health care while working as a member of the royal family, as she claimed in her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Bolt cited Harry’s comments last year on Dax Shepard’s podcast, in which he admitted that Meghan pushed him to seek professional help when he was struggling with his mental health.

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