Prince Harry and his wife Megan have begun a 4-day tour of Colombia. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were invited by the country's vice president for what's been nicknamed a DIY Royal tour. Our South America correspondent, Simon Wells, has more from Bogota. Prince Harry and Megan are no longer working Royals, but as their first visit to Latin America shows, when on tour they still get a majestic welcome.
They're here in Colombia as guests of the country's vice president, Francia Marquez, the first black woman to hold that role. For both parties, this visit is about sharing ideas to protect children from harm online. They met children at this school before discussing solutions with activists and experts too.
Prince Harry and Megan have spoken openly about attacks they faced on social media. Colombia's vice president said she too had faced discrimination since she was a child. For both parties, this is also about publicity, with the couple and government only allowing their own personal video photographers into some events.
Prince Harry and Megan hope to promote their campaigns to make the internet a safer place and maintain their influence and visibility on the world stage. They still attract meetings with global leaders. For the government here, it's publicity ahead of elections next year.
The Sussexes have said they fear doing similar high-profile events back in the UK after suffering threats online, no longer receiving the government-funded security they did as working Royals. This second overseas tour in just a few months leaves many wondering if international campaigning is where their focus is turning.
Q: Who has begun a 4-day tour of Colombia?
A: Prince Harry and his wife Megan
Q: Who were Prince Harry and Megan invited by for the Colombian tour?
A: The country's vice president
Q: What is the purpose of Prince Harry and Megan's visit to Colombia?
A: Sharing ideas to protect children from harm online
Q: What have Prince Harry and Megan openly spoken about regarding social media?
A: Attacks they faced on social media
Q: What do Prince Harry and Megan hope to promote during their Colombia visit?
A: Their campaigns to make the internet a safer place
Q: What concerns have the Sussexes expressed regarding their UK events?
A: Fearing threats online and lack of government-funded security
