Part II Continuing on from article one and the conviction of Russell Brand the problem extends far beyond any individual case. The ONS estimates 2.2 million women experienced domestic abuse in England and Wales in the year ending March 2025. Office for National Statistics Figures grow every year, my question is why ? Why are we still failing to recognise the scale of abuse, the long-term consequences and the safeguards needed to protect women and children? Misogyny is sys

The conviction and sentencing of Russell Brand has exposed disturbing realities about sexual predatory behaviour, power and lasting health consequences for women. The courage of those who came forward deserves recognition. But beyond the courtroom, there are questions society and decision makers too often overlook. What happens to women's health long after abuse? The bigger conversation that society and governments are still failing to understand or address. Sexual violen

England’s Government National Taskforce for Tackling Misogyny is long overdue. The taskforce plan is to examine misogyny across society, beginning with young people before introducing in workplaces, digital spaces and communities. (GOV.UK). Devolved governments not included. This first step is welcomed by women and girls. And logically starts with younger groups to prevent this behaviour forming in early years. Misogamy is high in UK compared to other European countries.