Queen Camilla continues to actively protect women suffering from domestic violence, having made a visit to Ashiana in London yesterday. A solemn visit took place during a meeting with the director of Ashiana Saminnder Ubgie and with shelter residents who are looking for protection against various forms of violence.
Camilla, dressed in an elegant black suit in a thin strip, surprised in appearance and positive energy. It had pearl earrings, a clock on a black leather strap and a few favorite bracelets. She carefully listened to the stories of four women who talked about their personal experience and the difficulties they had to face.
One of the inhabitants burst into tears, to share her divorce history with her daughter, and Queen Camilla showed warmth and compassion, demonstrating that she understands the difficult moments through which women pass in similar situations.
The director of the shelter, Saminnder Ubgie, expressed gratitude to the Queen for his visit and for her contribution to increasing the attention to the problem of violence against women. She stressed that the support and involvement of Queen Kamillas contribute to improving the conditions for women seeking shelter and support.
Camilla emphasizes the need to create more shelters in the United Kingdom and supports calls for joining efforts to ensure the safety and assistance of women who face their own homes. Its dedication to this case emphasizes the importance of developing consciousness and taking measures to protect those who are most vulnerable in society.
