‘Fundamental change’ needed to tackle violence against women and girls, says Scottish Labour
A "FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE" is needed to tackle violence against women and girls in Scotland, Scottish Labour has said.
Research has been published by the party today to coincide with the international day for the elimination of violence against women.
It follows a year-long consultation with academics and those with lived experience, with Scottish Labour now making a range of recommendations to improve women’s safety.
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