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Queen Camilla Speaks Out Against Violence Toward Women as Andrew Scandal Casts Shadow Over Royal Family
Queen Camilla urged cultural change to combat violence against women, highlighting that nearly one-third of women in England and Wales face domestic abuse, according to UK statistics.
- At St James's Palace, Queen Camilla, as president of Women of the World, addressed a gathering on Tuesday, condemning abuse and online misogyny. She praised survivors and highlighted the importance of support.
- Amid renewed scrutiny over Jeffrey Epstein and related legal developments, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of royal titles last October and denies wrongdoing in Epstein-linked allegations.
- Wearing a 'Shame Must Change Sides' badge, Camilla met Gisèle Pelicot in February, praising her courage and stressing society must listen to survivors, she told the audience.
- A Buckingham Palace spokesman said, 'I think Her Majesty's speech speaks for itself', while King Charles said the law must take its course and the family will cooperate with investigations.
- By calling for lessons on consent, Camilla urged that boys and young men learn emotional management and all school children understand consent as over 70% of women in the UK face harassment and 1 in 4 have been assaulted.
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Camilla sends a message to International Women's Day a few weeks after the arrest of the former prince for Epstein connections.
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Great Yorkshire RadioQueen supports abuse survivors in speech seen as reference to 'Epstein issue'
Camilla has condemned a "culture of silence" surrounding the abuse of women and girls. She wore a badge from rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot, saying "Shame Must Change Sides".
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