Meghan Markle in Geneva: The Lost Screen Memorial and Her Call to End Online Child Harm
Meghan Markle's Switzerland visit made headlines this week as the Duchess travelled solo to Geneva, on Sunday 17 May for one of her most significant public appearances to date, the inauguration of the Lost Screen Memorial at Place des Nations, on the eve of the 79th World Health Assembly. The Duchess of Sussex joined WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus , global health leaders, government ministers, and families affected by online harm for the unveiling of the installation, which features 50 illuminated lightboxes each displaying the lock screen image of a child who lost their life as a result of online violence or digital harm . What is the Lost Screen Memorial? The memorial is a light installation consisting of 50 panels in the shape of smartphones. Each panel shows the lock screen of a child or young person who died as a result of online violence, along with the time of death. A digital companion online allows visitors to read and hear each child's s...