Keir Starmer speaks at conference to launch local elections

The video discusses the impact of Sarah Everett's disappearance on public safety perceptions, emphasizing the need for policy changes to ensure women's safety. It also touches on the political implications for the Labour party in upcoming elections. The speaker highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing violence against women, urging men to speak out and advocating for more police presence and an effective justice system.

What are the key factors that contribute to women's feelings of safety in public spaces?

What changes in law or policy are suggested to help women feel safer?

What is the significance of recognizing the scale of violence against women and girls?

How does the speaker suggest men can contribute to addressing violence against women?

What role do police officers play in ensuring the safety of women in public spaces?