Queen Camilla ‘was assaulted by a stranger on a train when she was a teenager, and fought off her attacker with her high heel’ 

Queen Camilla was attacked as young and a new royal book claimed to have claimed a new royal book.

The royal is said to be on a train to Paddington as a 16 or 17 -year -old female student when a man tries to touch him.

Revelation appeared in an upcoming book of former royal correspondent Valentine Low, Power and Saray: The interior of the monarchy and 10 Downing Street, served Times.

Camilla is allegedly invited to Boris Johnson in 2008 as the newly elected London Mayor at Clarence House.

Mr. Johnson told him that he ‘a man’s hand is even further and further’.

Detaching what happened, then Cornwall Duchess, ‘my mother did what he taught me’ – took out the high heel and hit the attacker.

Although Posta has never tried to make his own experience open to the public, he understands that the Queen is pragmatic and is now explained to the public.

A source close to him said: ‘Reading his own experience would help other women, then he would think it was a positive result in conditions.’

Friends say that the incident is never hiding from family and friends.

Indeed, they say that in the last decade, they have discussed specially with some individuals and organizations in the field of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Queen Camilla is said to be on a train to Paddington as a 16 or 17 -year -old child when a man tries to touch him. In Picture: Camilla (left)

However, he did not want to equalize his experience with the tragic and heartbreaking stories that other women boldly chose to share with him for years, even though he was unpleasant and unjust.

“ Unfortunately, his experiences were familiar with many women, unfortunately, as it is today. And clearly, it is completely unacceptable, ” he said.

‘But he never wanted to equalize what he was going through as a young woman, with stories that so many victims and survivors have the courage to carry out a campaign on this issue for the last decade.

This is not a sense of shame. It happened a long time ago and deal with him. He always thought that other female stories were much more important than him. ‘

Friends are also suffering to emphasize that they are not responsible for inspiring their public work related to women who always need help.

But they think that he gives him a certain empathy and understanding of some of their experiences.

The Queen first visited a crisis center for victims of rape and sexual assault in Croydon in London as the Duchess of Cornwall in 2009.

King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla, Royal Ascot, 5th day, this year 21 June

He moved so much by the stories he heard and the need for the practical and financial support that the support center of rape and sexual abuse decided to make the issue a cornerstone of public business. Something he insists on going as a queen.

Over the years, he worked without fatigue to emphasize organizations supporting the victims of rape and sexual support, meet the survivors and emphasize the organizations that support them.

In 2013, he organized a groundbreaking reception in London and brought together national stakeholders and key decision makers in this field. For the first time in the UK, such a broad organization, rape and sexual abuse was brought together to discuss.

In the same year, the victims will use shampoo, shower gel and toothbrush after an attack on the ‘Washbags’ project to provide exhausting judicial examinations after an attack on the project.

Camilla said he wanted to offer them a touch of comfort and normality at such a traumatic time in their lives.

In addition, the USA, India and the Balkans in various countries, many centers around the world visited.

Recently, it has become the boss of the Mirabel Center in Nigeria, the first sexual assault center of the country.

The queen is also closely related to various organizations in the UK, including safe lives and wow! – Both are campaigns in this field.

In 2021, he made a speech about the stamping and shame that survived frequently: ‘Rapists were not born, they were built. And a whole community to dismantle lies, words and actions that encourage a culture in which sexual assault is normal and embarrassed the victim – you need a whole community – male and female. ‘

Over the years, Camilla has expanded his work to help victims and survivors from home abuse.

In November last year, an ITV documentary watched the Queen’s campaign work – sitting at a small table in a small table in a female shelter and speaking with survivors of home abuse.

‘I’m probably as nervous as you,’ says Natalie, whose identity is preserved.

Later, he listens carefully the heartbreaking story about how the survivor’s ‘funny and fascinating’ partner has become a abusive monster that will be eaten for days ‘sometimes’.

In the film, the Queen said that domestic abuse should not be a taboo subject and that he wanted to be discussed more clearly.