Look at it more closely and in more detail and this session today will help inform the inquiry as we take it forward. So can i first stop by thanking our Witnesses Today on behalf of the whole committee for taking time out of what i know are incredibly busy diaries for you to be here. I know that preparation required to be here is significant. So thank you. The usual practice is that we have questions from committee members. We have a lot of ground to cover. So i might use my chairs ability to move things on if need be. Just before we start with the first set of questions, could you say your name and the organization you represent. Im claire mcbegin, professor of law at darwin university. Scarlet harris. Mark hamilton, Police Chiefs counsel. Our first questions are from eddie. Good morning. When she visited the uk in 2014, the u. N. Special ob violence against women said a sexist culture. Do you think that statement can be justified . Who would like to start . I would suggest that walk
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Anyone, willing to listen, about better conflict resolution. But as a kensington native she feels it will take more people within the community, to end the violence here. I think people that live this life to teach them is there a way out even if there is a still living in kensington. Part of the stepping up is speaking up. Roselyn and philadelphia police, imploring anyone with any information on these latest homicide to come forward. Reporting live from kensington alycia nieves for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Thank you. Police are searching for gunman who shot a Convenient Store clerk during a robbery in tacony. Hold up happened at 7eleven on torresdale and disston just after 4 00 oclock this morning. Investigators say gunman shot one employee in the arm when victim could not open up a second register. He was taken to the hospital in stable condition. Customers were very concerned, after hearing about the shooting. He still got shot. These people today getting crazy out here and just pray f