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The Mayor of London spoke to Cosmopolitan about his plans to make women safer in the capital. Apr 7, 2021 The murder of Sarah Everard has raised new questions about an age-old stain on society – violence against women and girls. The tragedy of Sarah’s death sent shockwaves through the appalled nation, and just as unsettling was the feeling stirred up for many women that, really, it could have been any of us, just trying to walk home. An outpouring of stories followed on social media demonstrating that male harassment and violence is the exhausting norm rather than an abhorrent exception. The government swiftly responded by outlining its moves to provide reassurance to women and girls . These measures including “better lighting and CCTV”; an increase in police presence in “areas of potential concern for women and girls” like “parks and alleyways, and routes from bars, restaurants and nightclubs” and more plain clothes officers attending clubs and bars

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