Can the federal government crack down on males to deal with violence in opposition to ladies and women (VAWG)?
Sir Keir Starmer pledged to halve the crime in his manifesto on the 2024 election – and the federal government’s technique is lastly being launched after plenty of delays.
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips tells Beth Rigby how she’s specializing in stopping the crimes and why her method is a shift from the earlier authorities’s insurance policies.
She additionally explains why it’s taken Labour 18 months to disclose their plan, which incorporates undercover law enforcement officials logging on to deal with misogyny.
So will they hit their goal of halving VAWG? And why is it deeply private for Phillips?
Later, Beth asks about Phillips’ relationship with Elon Musk, who referred to as her a "rape genocide apologist" earlier within the yr. And additionally whether or not Phillips thought-about giving up her authorities job when victims of grooming gangs referred to as for her resignation?
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