Camilla's Empowering Message on Women's Day

0:00On March 10, Queen Camilla delivered a strong message today on International Women's Day. Speaking as President of the Women of the World Group, at Avilio and St. James's Palace in London, she focused on supporting victims and survivors of violence and abuse, urging a shift in how society views these issues. She wore a badge from French rape survivor, Gostelle Pelicol, whom she met recently for T and referenced talks with BBC commentator John Hunt and his. Daughter Amy, after the tragic murders of his wife and other daughter in Hartfordshire last year. Camilla highlighted stark UK statistics, noting a woman is murdered by a man every three days, with 62% killed by partners, or ex-partners, often in their own homes. She pointed out that nearly a third of women have faced domestic abuse, one in four of experienced rape or sexual assault, and over 70%. Her speech builds on years of campaigning against domestic violence and sexual abuse, calling

1:00for everyone to listen to survivor stories and break. The culture of silence, officials from Buckingham Palace, said the word stand on their own. Camilla stressed that men and boys must join the effort, teaching healthy emotions, consent, and challenging online misogyny to build real change for, women and girls everywhere.