The Duchess of Edinburgh visits Bangladesh - Day 2
On Tuesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh spent her second day in Bangladesh visiting the Rohingya refugee camp near Cox's Bazaar.
The Duchess of Edinburgh watched a martial arts class for adolescent girls in the Multipurpose Centre, run by UN Women, a safe, survivor-centred space for Rohingya women and girls to share their experiences and hopes for the future.
The Duchess of Edinburgh also visited the UNICEF Learning Centre where she met Grade 6 learners aged 11-14 and heard about their education and experiences in the camp.
Afterward, the Duchess of Edinburgh visited the Assistive Device Repair Pilot Workshop, part of the Humanity & Inclusion facility.
The Duchess of Edinburgh also toured the Soap Factory, run by Programme for Helpless and Lagged Societies (PHALS), to learn more about the production process and meet women involved in the initiative.
The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a white shirt with a Lexy London skirt and her TOMS shoes. She also wore her Adore Jewels earrings and her Alex Monroe and Asprey London bracelets.
On Tuesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh spent her second day in Bangladesh visiting the Rohingya refugee camp near Cox's Bazaar.