Mayor’s Police and Crime Plan consultation

Similar to other commenters above, a vast majority of these crimes have come about because we fail to impart British cultural values on new arrivers. The government has failed to stem the flow of illegal immigrants and even legal migrants have no reason to observe our culture. FGM is not something in line with our way of life but it is for other cultures around the world. It is unacceptable here and we absolutely should be intolerant of things that are immoral. Grooming native girls is unacceptable and the police need the moral courage to aggressively attack this. 

I am a woman who does not normally fear being outdoors, in parks or on the street, but   have personally eperienced harassment by immigrant men. I do not care if I sound racist. I am also an immigrant and I know what many men are like where I come from. There are way too many men with zero respect for women, and a lot of this is further encouraged by the likes of andrew tate online. They need to be reeducated and all reports against them taken seriously. 

As a woman living  in a very built up area, I find it frustrating and deeply upsetting that I cannot access some of the green spaces near me for fear of being attacked, mugged or worse. Men don’t have to think twice about this and are free to go anywhere without the same threat level. 

There is considerably more violence against women in the home than anywhere else yet it seems to be almost accepted in some communities.  

A recent BBC report showed that half of the pubs registered with 'Ask Angela' knew nothing about it and most women who suffer domestic violence are too scared to report it.

This needs to be a real focus, I don't know the answer but there are lots of people who do and need to be encouraged to both report those responsible and help us understand how to help others.

Also, men need to feel they can report, so called, friends who they know are abusing women anonymously. 

Lets look at something quickly: Prior to 1950 none of these topics were of concern, however it appears that there is a stark association between certain groupings (whether ethnic or cultural) that causes you concern for the following:

"Sexual violence and exploitation, forced marriage, ‘honour’ based violence, female genital mutilation (FGM) and sexual harassment"

Sorry to point out the obvious, but is your plan to somehow change the behaviour of ~11million people in this country through a police action plan?

I may not have a doctorate in philosophy, but I think your actions will prove entirely fruitless unless you seek to resolve the root of the issue.

“Why do women feel unsafe?” Is it because THEY ARE UNSAFE. When are you going to get all the rapists out of the Met? I have friends who have been raped by serving officers. When they tried to report they were told not to bother. It’s a systematic problem. Along with the systemic racism. Close the Met. Make them reapply. Have an all-female rape and sexual assault service. And a specialist CPS.

When will misogyny become a hate crime? Women have been abused by men since the dawn of time, yet it is perfectly legal to call us a c*nt, wh*re and every name under the sun. If it's a hate crime to use similar words towards people because of their religion or ethnicity, why is it not for their gender? As long as men think they can speak like this to women, the mentality that they can commit other forms of violence and abuse will prevail. 

We need police that go after criminals on the road, those that are hooting for no reason causing severe noise pollution and flashing headlights because the driver is giving way and yet they are blinding someone from seeing oncoming traffic. There needs to be an assigned traffic police that will take action and fine those on the streets of London and every bad London borough that is seeing drastic cutbacks. Action must be taken as soon as possible and the focus on problems that are on the road from drivers that are not fit to be behind a wheel. When you go to places up north of the UK like Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester - careless and dangerous driving results in arrests, the same should happen in London. 

Please waste no time 

This is the right time for us to come together as one and rise up against every form of violence against women. This problem requires an urgent attention. 

OK i am a designer, I saw what can be done to protect women and girls in lLondon. But the problem is, we got ideas to reducing  

Serious crimes..

I have talk  to some women , there agree about what i had to say. 

The 'About you' section of your survey mentions the Equalities Act 2010. There is no such Act. Please get the law right: it's the Equality Act 2010.

It then asks the mandatory question, "Is your gender the same as your sex registered at birth?"

Equating 'gender' to sex is sexist and regressive.

'Gender' is not a protected characteristic under the Equality Act.

Sex is a protected characteristic under the Act but you don't ask about that. Why?

There is no option for anyone who does not have a 'gender'.

How are the public expected to trust the Met Police, the Mayor or MOPAC if they fail to get these basic things right, especially when it comes to violence against girls and women?