Meghan and Harry responded to the news in Afghanistan with a post on their foundation’s website, Archewell. Created in 2020, it aims to support charitable organizations around the world. Meghan and Harry communicate regularly through this charity.
On August 17, 2021, the princely couple shared their emotion at the international situation. Meghan and Harry express their fears, but also their compassion and their hopes for the pain of the Afghan people, as well as for the disasters in Haiti. “Broken heart”, but also “the fear” Sussexes are shared by many people around the world. The couple say they are however determined not to be resigned: “It is easy to feel overwhelmed by a feeling of helplessness, but we can put our efforts into action, all together ”, they write jointly. The couple calls for support “a number of organizations doing essential work”. Their emotional message is broadcast on their website. foundation, created in October 2020. It aims to support charitable organizations around the world.
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Meghan and Harry’s call to support humanitarian dialogue
He also urges those “who occupy positions of global influence in rapidly advancing humanitarian dialogues slated to take place this fall at multilateral meetings such as the United Nations General Assembly and the G20 Leaders’ Summit.”. Their conclusion calls for global solidarity: “It is the decisions we make now – to alleviate the suffering of those we know and those we may never meet – that will prove our humanity.”
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In the United Kingdom, their appeal has been met at times coldly. Some personalities deplore a condescending and empty message, a “word salad” devoid of action, according to the Sun. The Archewell Foundation works with local organizations to provide support to the military community who served in Afghanistan as well as to the Afghan people.