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Swinney calls violence against women a 'national emergency' as new advert launched

Swinney calls violence against women a 'national emergency' as new advert launched
BBC Scotland Monday 28 September 2026, 13:50 UTC 1 min read
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Police Scotland has launched its latest 'That Guy' campaign, which aims to challenge misogyny and encourage men to be positive role models.

Police Scotland has launched its latest 'That Guy' campaign, which aims to challenge misogyny and encourage men to be positive role models.
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