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Glasgow men urged to stand up for women and girls following 'shocking increase' in violent incidents

At Thursday's full council meeting, during a motion on how to end VAWAG, it was also highlighted that most crimes are carried out in domestic premises by perpetrators who are known to their victims.

Glasgow men urged to stand up for women and girls following 'shocking increase' in violent incidents

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At Thursday's full council meeting, during a motion on how to end VAWAG, it was also highlighted that most crimes are carried out in domestic premises by perpetrators who are known to their victims.

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At Thursday's full council meeting, during a motion on how to end VAWAG, it was also highlighted that most crimes are carried out in domestic premises by perpetrators who are known to their victims.

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