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The people, campaigns, research and updates making an impact in our running community this month
AVON AND SOMERSET POLICE
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Police have advised female runners to run in groups to avoid harassment, after a jogger was sexually assaulted in Shepton Mallet last year.
Avon and Somerset Police and anti-harassment group Bristol Zero Tolerance jointly launched a #JogOn campaign to encourage women runners to run together. But the initiative has been widely criticised. “It is probably a pragmatic decision for women to make, but I don’t think it’s right,” said Karen Ingala Smith, chief executive of Nia, a charity dedicated to ending violence against women. “It’s another example of how male violence is used to control and restrict all women.”
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