Sandy Brindley

“I am calling on the Scottish Government to give survivors a chance. There is no convincing argument to retain the outdated verdict, it’s time to scrap not proven for good.” Miss M

IF there is one thing that the #MeToo movement has exposed, it is that sexual harassment is a lived, everyday reality for many, many women and girls. In workplaces, on the street, on public transport, in schools, colleges and universities, women and girls are speaking of everyday intrusions on their lives and sense of safety and wellbeing – sexual comments, unwanted touching, intimidation, assaults.