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Tackling misogyny in UK schools could take up to 20 years, says Jess Phillips

Wednesday 24th July 2024

Exclusive: Safeguarding minister outlines measures to protect women and girls, including plans for ‘Raneem’s law’

Plans to tackle misogyny in schools could take up to 20 years to have an impact on society, the safeguarding minister, Jess Phillips, has said as she outlined measures to protect women and girls.

Phillips spoke the day after the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) estimated that 2 million women were victims of violence perpetrated by men each year in an epidemic so serious it amounts to a “national emergency”.