CHOGM Camilla speech on tackling Violence Against Women

The transcript emphasizes unity and support for victims and survivors of gender-based violence across the Commonwealth. It highlights the importance of speaking up and taking personal responsibility to end discrimination against women. The speaker draws inspiration from a speech by the Queen, encouraging collective action for a more prosperous and influential Commonwealth.

What is the significance of unity among the Commonwealth nations in addressing gender-based violence?

How can individuals take personal responsibility to prevent the opportunity to end gender-based violence from being lost?

What inspiration can be drawn from the speech given by the Queen in Cape Town 75 years ago?

What does it mean to have 'high courage and a quiet heart' in the context of working together for the Commonwealth?

In what ways can the Commonwealth become a more powerful influence for good in the world?