Labour's Thornberry criticises Tories over rape prosecution rates

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's commitment to building a fair society, highlighting the failures of the current criminal justice system, particularly in handling rape cases. It criticizes the Tory government's disregard for the law and outlines Labour's plan to end criminal impunity and prosecute corporate fraud. The speech calls for a change in government to repair the justice system and address societal issues.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the Labour Party aims to build a fair society?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between the government and crime rates?