To point you all in the direction of the government consultation on violence against women and girls

[FoxyTheFox]

The government are holding a public consultation to help inform their next steps on the campaign to end violence against women and girls.

The survey can be found here:

www.gov.uk/government/consultations/violence-against-women-and-girls-vawg-call-for-evidence

It closes on 15th December.

This is an important opportunity to have a say on current policy and which direction you would like to see future policy move in.

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Be great if MNHQ could make this a sticky post?

I've reported my opening post and asked if they could sticky it.

Done, and Thankyou as never heard of it before.

Reported it as well So important to have our voices heard!

There are no such things as "women" and "girls". We don't exist, apparently. It's offensive to non-womb-havers.

Thanks!

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Bumping again.
And a bit shocked at the apathy from both MNHQ AND MNers. Maybe loads of people are responding to the survey and not commenting?

Wales & England so don't think I can complete.

The Scottish government don't have a current consultation on this but they do have a page detailing their current strategies and they have a open consultation in challenging male attitudes to prostitution and helping women break free.

consult.gov.scot/violence-against-women-team/equally-safe-reduce-harms-associated-prostitution/

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Done and thanks for flagging this OP

The Scottish government don't have a current consultation

Northern Ireland; there is another country in the UK .

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Thank you so much for sharing - I had no idea.

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I didn't get chance to look up the NI one before I got distracted with other jobs

I am not sure if I can usefully contribute as have been lucky enough not to have experience in this area. But bumping.

Done and shared the link on Facebook.

Completed, thank you for posting

@minipie

I am not sure if I can usefully contribute as have been lucky enough not to have experience in this area. But bumping.

Everyone aged 16 or over is welcome to contribute to the call for evidence, you do not have to have experienced violence or abuse to take part.

Thanks for sharing.
All contributions are important as it asks for your opinion @minipie

Thank you I have responded.

Ok, will have a look thanks!