Podcast. Femicide: Eight steps to stop a murder

[WeAreOnTheRoadToNowhere]

Has anyone listened?
I'm on my second listening, I'm easily distracted so listen to most podcasts twice to pick up what I missed the first time
As expected its harrowing and also depressing. So much is known and women still aren't listened to and violent men excused. Does nobody care?

It's on BBC sounds if anyone wants to listen to it

it's an incredibly good podcast. the presenter has a very nice voice as well.
depressing though

I have listened to it. I found it very aggravating because this information has been around for a long time and it's not being adhered to.

For example, one indicator of potential homocide is fixation. If your partner/ex is fixated with you, you could be in a lot of trouble.

Fixation would include stalking, sending unwanted gifts and messages, contacting friends and family and other forms of harassment.

Another indicator is strangulation. You're a potential homicide victim if your partner/ex has strangled you.

This has been known for years but it's not acted on. You still hear of the police ignoring stalking/fixation. In one case a young woman was fined for wasting police time because she kept reporting her ex. He killed her.

instead of adolesence THIS should be mandatory