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Eldar
Dark Eldar
Harlequins
and Exodites
Your standard Eldar are those that managed to escape the cataclysm that destroyed 90% of their race, loosely termed 'good' .
Dark Eldar, the ones that caused the cataclysm, are a bunch of extreme hedonists, very very 'evil'.
Harlequins are neither good nor evil but strive to safeguard what's left of their species, they are the 'wildcard' as they are highly unpredictable.
Exodites are basically the ones that established colonies BEFORE the cataclysm, they wanted to start a new and simpler way of life away from war and bloodshed.
As for your question, Harlequins are welcomed and respected by all Eldar, they serve one of the only surviving Gods of their race so nobody really wants to mess with them. Again neither good NOR evil, they are mysterious and dangerous to cross.
Remember that Eldar are the same species (elves), so it's a different scenario.
The Warhammer40k universe was build on a single premise; 'In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, there is ONLY war.'...and they DO mean that quite literally.