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The government, led by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith, plans to introduce a proposal to criminalise stalking by the end of this year. The move follows a petition calling for urgent action, supported by various women’s safety groups and political figures.
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“It would be an overstatement to say that we are at a turning point in the market.”
“Targeting services based on race is lazy and divisive.”
“The ban must be changed.”
“Fundamental tenets of fairness and safety in sport have been disrespected by the SNZ document.”
“The question I’ve always raised is… should all people have the same right to self-determine?”
Proponents say only those assembled in the mosque forecourt would be able to hear them.
“It would be an overstatement to say that we are at a turning point in the market.”
“Targeting services based on race is lazy and divisive.”
“The ban must be changed.”
“Fundamental tenets of fairness and safety in sport have been disrespected by the SNZ document.”
“The question I’ve always raised is… should all people have the same right to self-determine?”
Proponents say only those assembled in the mosque forecourt would be able to hear them.
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