Swinney to introduce misogyny education in every school in Scotland
Swinney to introduce misogyny education in every school in ScotlandImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, John Swinney wants to roll out education and awareness programmes across the countryPublished6 minutes agoJohn Swinney has vowed to introduce programmes to educate pupils…
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Swinney to introduce misogyny education in every school in ScotlandImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, John Swinney wants to roll out education and awareness programmes across the countryPublished6 minutes agoJohn Swinney has vowed to introduce programmes to educate pupils about misogyny in every school in Scotland.The first minister said violence against women and girls was of "such seismic significance" that it made the move necessary.He has previously described the situation as a "national emergency" with Police Scotland saying more than 200 crimes of violence against women and girls are recorded on average every day.Swinney said Scotland's education system must be a primary focus to challenge misogynistic behaviour in young boys - and give young girls "the strength and resilience…
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