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Glasgow Crime Statistics: Safety Concerns for Women

The image is a screenshot of a Twitter/X post from user Emily Wilding Davison discussing crime statistics in Glasgow, Scotland. The post highlights increases in sexual violence against women and contrasts this with Glasgow's designation as a 'City of sanctuary' since 2014. It includes a quote from Rape Crisis Scotland stating that 'Rape or attempted rape takes place in Glasgow every 18 hours' and features a silhouette image of a distressed woman holding a cup with her head in her hand.
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In Glasgow there's been 41% rise in recorded r*pes in the last year alone. S*xual assault up by 28%. In last 10 years - a 45% increase in s*xual crimes. Glasgow became a 'City of sanctuary' in 2014, promoted as a place of "refuge & safety". But not for women & girls

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Rape or attempted rape takes place in Glasgow 'every 18 hours' 26TH DECEMBER RAPE CRISIS SCOTLAND The Glasgow Rape Crisis centre supports more th

Overview

The image is a screenshot of a Twitter/X post from user Emily Wilding Davison discussing crime statistics in Glasgow, Scotland. The post highlights increases in sexual violence against women and contrasts this with Glasgow's designation as a 'City of sanctuary' since 2014. It includes a quote from Rape Crisis Scotland stating that 'Rape or attempted rape takes place in Glasgow every 18 hours' and features a silhouette image of a distressed woman holding a cup with her head in her hand.

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The image was originally posted on 9Gag with the title 'Who could have imagined?' and appears to be a screenshot of a Twitter/X post combined with additional text and an image. The content focuses on raising awareness about sexual violence statistics in Glasgow.

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