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Princess Eugenie Resigns from Anti-Slavery Role Amid Epstein Links

3/8/2026

Summary

Story summary

Princess Eugenie, the daughter of Prince Andrew, resigned as patron of Anti-Slavery International after documents about her father's links to Jeffrey Epstein were released.
Anti-Slavery International thanked Princess Eugenie for seven years of support.
There are no allegations against Princess Eugenie or her family regarding wrongdoing.
Recent emails show Princess Eugenie and Beatrice met Epstein after his release from jail in 2009.

History

Historical Context

Founded in 1839 as the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, Anti-Slavery International is the world's oldest human rights organization, advocating against slavery globally. Its efforts, including campaigns against the Congo Free State's abuses, have shaped international policies. The recent resignation of Princess Eugenie as patron reflects ongoing scrutiny of public figures in social justice, especially amid controversies surrounding their affiliations.

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Story summary

Princess Eugenie, the daughter of Prince Andrew, resigned as patron of Anti-Slavery International after documents about her father's links to Jeffrey Epstein were released.
Anti-Slavery International thanked Princess Eugenie for seven years of support.
There are no allegations against Princess Eugenie or her family regarding wrongdoing.
Recent emails show Princess Eugenie and Beatrice met Epstein after his release from jail in 2009.

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