Women's right activist: 'We're losing people - this is a real epidemic'

Women's rights activist Patsy Stevenson says that there's an epidemic of violence against women in the UK, and that promises to tackle it often turn out to be empty after incidents leave the headlines.

Ms Stevenson said that speculation into the death of Epsom College head Emma Pattison and her daughter was 'really damaging', and the onus was often placed on the female victim in similar cases.

In this video, a women's rights activist discusses a growing epidemic that is affecting women all over the world. With passion and urgency, she highlights the alarming rates of violence against women and the pressing need for change.

The activist shares powerful stories of women who have been victims of gender-based violence, and calls on viewers to join the fight for women's rights. She emphasizes the importance of speaking out against gender-based violence, and encourages individuals to take action in their communities and beyond.