Queen Camilla vows to put an end to domestic violence
Royal family shares Queen Camilla's message, highlighting the need to help victims domestic abuse
The royal family on Wednesday marked the final day of of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, sharing a message from Queen Camilla.
A clip from "Behind Closed Doors" documentary featuring Camilla was shared on the official Instagram account of the royal family, highlighting the enduring shame carried by domestic abuse survivors.
In her message, the Queen urged the society to convince the victims that it’s not their fault so they can begin to heal.
The Instagram post emphasised that “too many lives are lost to domestic abuse each year”, renewing the royal family's commitment to supporting survivors.
The caption read: "In this clip from ‘Behind Closed Doors’, The Queen reflects on the shame that so many survivors carry.
Too many lives are lost to domestic abuse each year. Behind every statistic is a person who deserved safety, and families left behind seeking justice and change.
Today marks the final day of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. As this important period closes, we renew our commitment to ending domestic abuse and supporting survivors."
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