Higgins: Every day we wait for abuse of women to end, is a day too many

Belfast Lord Mayor Alderman Frank McCoubrey and Belfast City Council chief executive Suzanne Wylie signing the White Ribbon Charter pledge. The White Ribbon Charter campaign is a global movement to end male violence against women.

Belfast Lord Mayor Alderman Frank McCoubrey and Belfast City Council chief executive Suzanne Wylie signing the White Ribbon Charter pledge. The White Ribbon Charter campaign is a global movement to end male violence against women.

“Every day we wait for this appalling abuse of women and girls to end is a day too many.”

Those were the words of President Michael D Higgins as he addressed the Women’s Aid’s annual seminar, held virtually, on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

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