UN leaders have been in touch after I spoke to The Post to ask if I will take part in work they are doing to stamp out abuse against women in politics, and I’m delighted to do that and to engage this week with the Commission on Status of Women.I’m happy positive change will come from my dreadful experience. I look forward to using what happened to me to help shape change for the future, ensuring other women need not feel vulnerable, not just here in our own country, but also internationally.Here is a link to The Sunday Post Article:
United Nations enlists targeted MP to help curb abuse of women in politics and public life
