The public doesn’t trust politicians to tackle violence against women
A woman showing signs of depression (picture posed by a model)
THE public doesn’t trust politicians to tackle violence against women and girls, a new survey has found.
More than three-quarters — 76 per cent — believe that political parties are failing to address the issue, according to a YouGov poll published today.
The End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW) called on all parties to start showing leadership on the issue, which is currently being ignored in the general election campaign.
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