ing-left: 40px”>Ms Browne said when women are murdered or sexually assaulted they are portrayed as "isolated incidents" but "they've not just spawned out of nowhere".
"It comes from a larger issue, which is behavioural and structural," she said. "They might be your friend, your brother, your family member."
She said that while "the average day-to-day man does not hold the power to change an entire economic political system, everyday men do have the power to call each other out on their behaviour, reflect, and actually do something about it".
Ms Browne said gender-based violence is an epidemic.
A brave woman.
I think – I hope – that it's better here in London. I see at least as many women running by themselves as men. But of course I don't really know.
No wonder so many young girls, appalled at the prospect of puberty, get seduced by the siren calls on social media to de-sex themselves.
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