Sabina Nessa died five minutes from her home in Kidbrooke, London

The transcript discusses the murder of Sabina Nessa, a primary school teacher in London, and the subsequent investigation. It highlights the community's fear and the local council's response by distributing personal alarms, which sparked criticism for victim-blaming. The political response includes calls for treating violence against women like terrorism. The police maintain that the streets are safe, but many remain unconvinced.

What was the initial focus of the police investigation in the Sabina Nessa case?

• A hit-and-run accident

• A stranger attack

• A domestic dispute

• A robbery gone wrong

Where was Sabina Nessa's body discovered?

• In a nearby park

• In her apartment

• At the depot bar

• In a community center

How did the local council respond to the community's fear after the incident?

• By installing more streetlights

• By increasing police patrols

• By distributing personal alarms

• By organizing community meetings

What criticism did campaigners have regarding the distribution of personal alarms?

• It was too expensive

• It was not widely available

• It put the responsibility on victims

• It was not effective

What systemic change do some believe is necessary to address violence against women?

• Increasing penalties for offenders

• More public awareness campaigns

• Improving self-defense classes

• Treating it like terrorism