Overview
- Queen Camilla hosted a reception at Clarence House to mark the 21st anniversary of SafeLives, a charity focused on eradicating domestic abuse.
- She expressed personal support for the Trussler family's campaign to lower the age at which domestic abuse victims are legally recognized, inspired by the murder of their 15-year-old daughter, Holly Newton.
- Camilla described social media as 'terrifying' in discussions about its role in youth violence and domestic abuse, emphasizing its damaging impact on young people.
- The Queen highlighted societal progress in addressing domestic abuse, noting that survivors are now more willing to share their stories compared to a decade ago.
- She was honored with the 'Starfish Award' for her contributions to raising awareness and supporting survivors of domestic abuse.