48K views · 2.6K reactions | Boys as young as 11 could face anti-misogyny classes under Labour’s new strategy. Is this about stopping violence, or reshaping attitudes by default? Here’s why this approach raises serious questions. #UKPolitics #EducationDebate #Safeguarding #GovernmentPolicy #FreeSpeechUK #CultureWars #BruceUnfiltered | BruceUnfiltered | Facebook

13K views · 378 reactions | Ending the scourge of violence against women and girls is a top priority for this Executive.We all share a responsibility to challenge the misogyny that allows these heinous crimes to continue. Ending violence against women and girls must be a priority for each and every one of us. | Michelle O'Neill | Facebook

Sexual violence and misogyny are part of everyday life for many women in India. But an increasing number are breaking the silence and fighting for respect and their rights – with words, music and physical strength. Activist Usha Vishwakarma trains women in the art of self-defense. Many members of her “Red Brigade” have themselves suffered sexual violence. Rapper JQueen channels her anger into powerful rap songs as a solo artist or with her all-female band “Wild Wild Women.” And student Sheshande

10K views | Rebecca Lucy Taylor – aka Self Esteem – told Front Row about the misogyny and “culture of silence” she’s encountered in the music industry, after this week’s report from MPs. The artist admitted she’d been too worried about the impact it would have on her own career to speak to the committee, which called the industry a “boys’ club” where sexual harassment and abuse are common. Front Row | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4 | Facebook