some campaigners argue such a service does not tackle the real problem of male violence. we arejoined by we are joined by doctor ashley morgan, from the cardiff metropolitan university. welcome and thank you very much forjoining us. how wise is it to set up this app? i how wise is it to set up this app? i think it is a fairly ludicrous thing to spend £50,000,000 on, because fundamentally what is not being addressed is men s behaviour, rather than. whole system is set up, whatever we think or feel about it, everything we hear is women should try harder to keep themselves safe, and nobody is calling out men s behaviour. i think spending £50,000,000 on a phone line where you don t know who will answer the phone, you don t know whether you are speaking to somebody in a safe place or what they will do with the
about, isn t it? how do you make men accountable for their behaviour which is at least antisocial and at worst criminal? i which is at least antisocial and at worst criminal? worst criminal? i wish i knew the answer to worst criminal? i wish i knew the answer to that. worst criminal? i wish i knew the answer to that. one worst criminal? i wish i knew the answer to that. one of worst criminal? i wish i knew the answer to that. one of the - worst criminal? i wish i knew the - answer to that. one of the problems i have is i don t think it should be incumbent on women to find the answer to a problem that they haven t caused themselves. part of what i do is i m in a group of people who are a running group which tries to raise awareness of men s behaviour. what i have found during this is speaking to men who wouldn t dream of harassing women, but came up dream of harassing women, but came up with this whole, women need to do this and do that, but i have spoken to people and said, wo
don t normally feel uncomfortable. i was five or six minutes away from home and a guy was calling me from behind. i didn t want to cross the road because that would have taken me away from where i was going, i had my keys in my hand and ifelt really, really uncomfortable. i am really, really uncomfortable. i am really sick of it, i am really sick of this, women should stand up. we are not brought up to stand up for ourselves, we are brought up to keep quiet. that is a massive problem when we re older and we don t call men s behaviour out because people cannot understand why. it is because it is never ingrained in us do so. women and girls particularly are told to be quiet and take everything that people tell them. so when they are older, they don t have the agency or the power, or this sense of being fairly confident to call it out. as a woman, you are more likely to be more vulnerable in relation to a man who is harassing you than possibly another man. i m not saying
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