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Scotland Revisits Misogyny Bill | Belfast News

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Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney unveils a bold new strategy to combat violence against women and girls, reviving a shelved misogyny Bill and launching a public health campaign targeting young men’s attitudes. The plan includes nationwide access to support services, a dedicated funding fund for frontline organizations, and legal recognition of pregnancy as an aggravating factor in domestic abuse. While women’s rights groups applaud the commitment, they’re demanding concrete funding and clear implementation timelines to turn promises into lasting change.

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