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Researcher Phoebe Bunt writes for Politics Home on tackling violence against women and girls in the UK, arguing that tougher legal sanctions need to be accompanied by tools that help victims to access justice, and give them reason to trust the system.

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International Women’s Day began over one hundred years ago, yet violence against women persists

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Phoebe was a Researcher on the Social Fabric programme, and now works as a Policy Researcher at HM Treasury.

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