Camilla stresses importance of talking about domestic abuse
She spoke at a reception celebrating the 15th anniversary of the charity SafeLives
The Duchess of Cornwall has revealed she advised a parent whose daughter was the victim of domestic abuse, telling them: "It's OK you can talk about it".
Camilla's spoke about her support for the unnamed person when she met survivors of abusive partners during a Clarence House reception celebrating the 15th anniversary of the charity SafeLives.
The charity provides a range of services for those who have endured domestic abuse and works with other organisations with the ultimate aim of eradicating the issue.
The duchess chatted to SafeLives pioneers Rachel Williams, who has written a book about her harrowing experiences at the hands of an abusive husband, and Celia Peachey, whose mother was murdered by an ex-partner with a history of violence and domestic abuse.
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