Camilla addresses violence against women at Commonwealth forum
Health · First reported 2 Nov, 22:49 · Updated 23:22
At a Commonwealth women’s forum in Antigua, Camilla urged activists to continue their work and called for women seeking help to be heard and supported. She said the scale of violence was frightening and expressed confidence it could end.
- Camilla spoke to delegates at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting and urged activists working against violence to keep going.
- She said women should be listened to and supported when they ask for help, and called for abuse to be discussed more openly.
- She expressed confidence that violence against women and girls could end.
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- Antigua
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- Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting women’s forum
- Issue
- Physical and sexual violence against women and girls
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- An earlier story reported that Charles and Camilla toured a museum at Antigua’s Government House and viewed artefacts connected to slavery before a Commonwealth summit. [e57ca385-4dc3-4ed9-a536-31fa53dab990]
- Another earlier story reported that rain interrupted an Antigua and Barbuda independence parade during the couple’s Caribbean tour. [13036e84-3fe3-422f-a225-c72c1f55a5a9]
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