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Call for a safe and equal Scotland

We all want an equal Scotland free of men’s violence against women and girls.  

The next Scottish Parliament election is a chance to set Scotland’s focus for the next five years. It’s vital that ending men’s violence against women and girls must be at the heart of it. 

In the run up to May’s election, political parties will use their manifestos to tell us what they care about and what actions they’ll commit to if elected.

These commitments will shape the policies, budgets, and services the new parliament will put in place - aka they will impact waiting times for hospital appointments, running of public transport, how we take care of our local community...

and what action is being taken to end men’s violence against women and girls.

If preventing men’s violence against women and girls isn’t in their manifestos, it won’t be on their agenda. 

That’s why we’ve launched our manifesto - to show every party that ending men’s violence against women and girls must be a national priority.

By investing in prevention, we can build a safer, fairer Scotland for everyone. 

You can help make sure this happens!

1. Share our manifesto with your MSP or candidate and ask them to back prevention. The more voices they hear, the harder it is to ignore.  
2. Share our manifesto on socials
3. Let people know you’ve emailed our manifesto to your MSP, and told them that ending men’s violence against women and girls is important to you

Together, we can make prevention a political priority. 

Together, we can end men’s violence against women and girls.  

 

 

Easily contact your MSP

We have a quick and simple way for you to find your MSP and share our manifesto with them. 

1. Enter your postcode in the box below

2. Select your MSP 

3. Write your email

4. Sign your name and send! 

What should I say?

• Tell them you’re a constituent 
• Say why ending men’s violence against women and girls is important to you
• Share our manifesto
• Ask them to include the evidence-based asks in their manifesto commitments ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament election