One year since the horrific murder of Sarah Everard, Stylist speaks to three women on the frontline of the violence against women and girls sector to find out what has changed.

Sarah Everard: is the UK safer for women and girls one year on?

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Women’s and girls’ organisations remain an invisible but essential part of civil society at a community, local, regional and national level

While the government focused its attention on expensive ‘safety’ apps, street lighting and advising women to flag down buses, those working on the frontline called for real and substantive action

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Stylist spoke to 3 women on the frontline of the fight against male violence to get their perspective.

Male violence against women: one year on from Sarah Everard’s murder, is the UK a safer place for women and girls?