Queen Camilla determined to break 'taboo' over domestic and sexual abuse in powerful new documentary highlighting violence

Queen Camilla will be seen as never before in a powerful new documentary exploring her work to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. Queen Camilla will be seen as never before in a powerful new documentary exploring her work to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence The Queen says she is determined to break the 'taboo' over the issue in the 90-minute documentary to be broadcast next week: 'It's so important to do something now.' Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors sees cameras follow Camilla for a year as she meet survivors of domestic abuse and campaigners working to help victims and raise understanding of the issue. Queen Camilla poses with Rehema Muthamia, Emma Armstrong, Alice Liveing and Sharon Baker The Queen says she is determined to break the 'taboo' over the issue in the 90-minute documentary to be broadcast next week: 'It's so important to do something now' She told the Mail this week: 'I hadn't spoken out before because I didn't think society or the force were ready to hear that a Chief Inspector could be a victim. Queen Camilla is set to star in a new documentary about domestic abuse next week - as part of her ongoing work to tackle the problem The royal, 77, will appear in a new documentary, The Queen: Behind Closed Doors, which will share details of her work to raise awareness and combat domestic and sexual violence 'At the time I went though, it was all hushed conversations behind closed doors.