Why isn't the Queen protecting Harry like she protects Andrew?
Critics of the British royal family believe the monarchy is treating Prince Harry unfairly.
Queen Elizabeth's decision last week to bring Prince Andrew to her late husband Prince Philip's memorial service has sparked a media debate.
According to multiple reports, senior members of the British royal family were unhappy to see Andrew with the Queen.
The Duke of York attended the memorial service when he reached an out-of-court settlement with Virginia Giuffre, the woman who had accused him of raping him when he was young.
Commenting on the monarch's decision, Dr Shola Moss-Shogamimu, a lawyer, author and activist, said, "Why doesn't the Queen protect her grandson Prince Harry like she protects her disgraced son Prince Andrew?"
Joining the debate over Andrew's appearance at Philip's memorial service, Twitter user Pock Meek wrote, "Prince Andrew posted a 700-word puff piece about the Falklands on his ex-wife's Instagram account. Sarah invited posting Did, it seems, but removed a couple hours later. Tell me again how Prince Harry is doing his job in America that's destroying the monarchy."
Andrew was stripped of his military titles and royal patronage for sexual assault.