Duchess Sophie Leads Child Safety Summit in Denmark
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, represented the British royal family at a high-level summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, focused on child safety in the digital age. Attending on May 14 in her capacity as patron of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, she joined policymakers and experts to address growing risks associated with artificial intelligence and online platforms. The event, hosted at Christiansborg Palace and opened by King Frederik X, aimed to strengthen safeguards against online abuse and child sexual exploitation. This engagement highlights King Charles III’s strategy of assigning senior royals to significant international duties, particularly while Catherine, Princess of Wales, undertakes her first overseas visit since cancer treatment. The summit underscored global concerns regarding the misuse of AI technologies and emphasized the need for practical measures to protect young people. Royal observers noted that Sophie’s expanded role reflects the monarchy's commitment to maintaining international engagement and supporting critical social causes related to child welfare and digital security.
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