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Queen Camilla tells abuse survivors ‘we stand with you’ at a WOW celebration of International Women’s Day.
The speech linked recent meetings with survivors Gisèle Pelicot and Amy Hunt to illustrate violence against women.
Camilla urged that all children learn about consent and that boys be taught to express feelings healthily.
The address cited statistics on female violence and highlighted victims like Amy Hunt and John Hunt.
Camilla framed abuse as an issue affecting everyone, not just women or men.
She linked legislative change with shifts in attitudes toward violence against women.
The speech occurred during a WOW reception at St James’s Palace, with the Queen as WOW president.
Camilla’s remarks followed Andrew, the former duke, being arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
The Queen highlighted data on violence against women and quoted Amy Hunt’s words: 'Every woman has a story'.
The speech included a call for collaboration with WOW to educate boys and support survivors.

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crime1d ago

Queen Camilla spoke at the Women of the World event for International Women’s Day, offering solidarity to survivors of abuse.
She urged that boys be taught to manage and express their feelings healthily in playgrounds and classrooms.
The Queen warned about online misogyny, stressing the online space shapes values for young men.
The speech tied to WOW’s 15th anniversary with Camilla serving as its president.
Survivor stories and families affected by violence were cited to illustrate the impact of abuse.
The event drew attendees from the arts and politics, including Dame Helen Mirren and Ministerial figures.
WOW’s mission and its global reach were highlighted during the ceremony.
The event addressed the need to teach consent and tackle violence in educational settings.
The Queen linked her speech to her advocacy against domestic and sexual abuse over many years.
The remarks happened at a private reception at St James’s Palace with senior royals present.

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Margolyes tells King Charles, asking him to get better and to ignore critics, during the WOW event.
Queen Camilla hosted the Women of the World gathering at St James's Palace for International Women's Day.
Margolyes has long expressed admiration for the King, describing him as decent and kind.
Queen Camilla used a WOW badge reading 'Shame Must Change Sides' in her International Women's Day speech.
The WOW event highlighted survivor stories and a commitment to change how society views violence against women and girls.

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