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Princess Eugenie's charity faces further scrutiny from Charity Commission
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- Noor Nanji Royal correspondent Getty Images The Charity Commission has opened a case into Princess Eugenie's anti-slavery charity, Anti-Slavery Collective, over concerns relating to its spending.
- Earlier this year, the watchdog confirmed it was "assessing concerns" about the charity which the princess co-founded in 2017.
- On Wednesday, a Charity Commission spokesperson told BBC News: "We have opened a regulatory compliance case into Anti-Slavery Collective to continue assessing concerns raised with us about charitable spending."
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Noor Nanji Royal correspondent Getty Images The Charity Commission has opened a case into Princess Eugenie's anti-slavery charity, Anti-Slavery Collective, over concerns relating to its spending.
Earlier this year, the watchdog confirmed it was "assessing concerns" about the charity which the princess co-founded in 2017.
On Wednesday, a Charity Commission spokesperson told BBC News: "We have opened a regulatory compliance case into Anti-Slavery Collective to continue assessing concerns raised with us about charitable spending."
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