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Meghan has reportedly lost contact with her father since their wedding in 2018. The deteriorating relationship between father and daughter has been featured in the popular press for some time.
[London Current Affairs] Suspicions of child sexual abuse have surfaced against Thomas Markle, the father of Prince Harry's wife Meghan, and Meghan said in a statement on the 23rd that she is "deeply distressed." He also revealed that he was informed of the allegations against his father in 2018.
On the 22nd, tabloid The Sun reported that Markle's son had discovered that she had kept numerous images of abuse in her home in the Philippines and had reported it to the police. Markle has denied the allegations in the media.
In response to the report, Duchess Meghan said, ``My heart goes out to the children who may have been harmed.'' He revealed that in 2018, police had received ``unpleasant allegations against my father,'' and that information had been shared with him.``The reason I distanced myself from my father for such a long time and did not allow him to contact my children was to protect them.''
Duchess Meghan reportedly lost contact with her father after their wedding in 2018, and the deterioration of the relationship between father and daughter has been reported in the popular press.

The Yokohama District Court sentenced Hayato Mishima, a former SoftBank player, to 16 years in prison after he was charged with indecently indecently causing injury to 10 women. Presiding Judge Takuo Sato recognized the credibility of the female victim's testimony, but harshly criticized her for ``repeating the same type of cases without rehabilitation.''

Regarding the issue of a Kanagawa prefectural police chief constable illegally taking out an expired driver's license, the National Police Agency revealed on the 22nd that the security department may have been misusing old driver's license materials for more than 30 years. The National Police Agency has launched a nationwide investigation, as there is a high possibility that the use of the device will be illegal if it is used for purposes other than its intended purpose.

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