Prince William takes a strong stance against the bullying of LGBT people in a cover story piece for the British gay magazine Attitude.

In a feature piece that marks the first time any member of the British royal family has been pictured on the cover of the mag, Prince William declares in the cover line, "No one should be bullied for their sexuality or any other reason."

The article came together after the Duke of Cambridge invited editors from the magazine to bring members from the LGBT community to Kensington Palace for a gathering where they all shared their experiences

Victims Shares News of Ordeals

In a brutally candid discussion, participants recounted struggles that have included suicide attempts, depression, drug addiction and eating disorders.

"The young gay, lesbian and trans-gender individuals I met through Attitude are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now," said Prince William. "Their sense of strength and optimism should give us all encouragement to stand up to bullying wherever we see it."

A recent mental health report found by a British organization found that 34 percent of all young LGBT people had made at least one suicide attempt compared to just 18 percent of like heterosexuals.

Researchers also found a staggering 48 percent of all trans young people had attempted suicide. In addition, 57 percent of all LGBT people had self-harmed themselves, compared to 38 percent of young heterosexuals and 85 percent of trans young people.

First 'Attitude' Issue Since Orlando Mass Shooting

The new issue of Attitude is the first by the magazine since a deranged gunmen opened fire at a gay Orlando nightclub, killing 49 people and injuring over 50 more.

Omar Matten, 29, also died amid all the bloodshed. Friends and acquaintances of the Matten have since told authorities he was known for expressing anti-gay sentiments.