Business Motion on Remembering Zara Aleena
Full council, 21 July 2022: a named vote, carried.
For 52, Against 1, Abstained 0.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Labour. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (52)
- Alex Charlton-Holmes (Labour)
- Anne Marie Sachs (Labour)
- Bayo Alaba (Labour)
- Bert Jones (Labour)
- Beverley L. Brewer (Labour)
- Bob Chattaway (Labour)
- Daniel H. Morgan-Thomas (Labour)
- Foyzur Rahman (Labour)
- Gurdial Bhamra (Labour)
- Guy Mansfield Williams (Labour)
- Hannah Amirah Chaudhry (Labour)
- Joe Hehir (Labour)
- John Peter Howard (Labour)
- Judith Garfield (Labour)
- Kam Rai (Labour)
- Khayer M. R. Chowdhury (Labour)
- Kumud Joshi (Labour)
- Lebo Phakoe (Labour)
- Lloyd Jacob Duddridge (Labour)
- Luthfa Rahman (Labour)
- Mark A. Santos (Labour)
- Martin Sachs (Labour)
- Matthew Goddin (Labour)
- Muhammed Javed (Labour)
- Mushtaq Ahmed (Labour)
- Namreen B. Chaudhry (Labour)
- Nav Kaur Johal (Labour)
- Niki J Chahal (Labour)
- Paul F. Donovan (Labour)
- Pushpita Gupta (Labour)
- Rosa Gomez (Labour)
- Sahdia E Warraich (Labour)
- Saima Ahmed (Labour)
- Saiqa Qayum Hussain (Labour)
- Saira Y. Jamil (Labour)
- Sam Gould (Labour)
- Shah Ali (Labour)
- Sham Islam (Labour)
- Shanell Johnson (Labour)
- Sheila A. Bain (Labour)
- Shoaib Patel (Labour)
- Sunny Brar (Labour)
- Tanweer Khan (Labour)
- Thavathuray Jeyaranjan (Labour)
- Vanisha Solanki (Labour)
- Zulfiqar Hussain (Labour)
- Joel Anthony Herga (Conservative)
- Joyce Ellen Ryan (Conservative)
- Linda A. Huggett (Conservative)
- Paul Canal (Conservative)
- Ruth K. Clark (Conservative)
- Syed Islam (not matched to a member)
Against (1)
- Women (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
crime and harassment · Develop a Community Allies network so that people know how to respond if someone talks to them about domestic abuse · Reaffirm our commitment to the Mayor of London's Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy, which includes a commitment to adopting the principles of the Istanbul Convention, which puts prevention at the heart of all work to end male violence against women and girls · Actively support the Mayor of London's approach to tackling institutional racism, sexism and misogyny in the ranks of the Metropolitan Police · Appoint a full-time strategic lead for Domestic Abuse to join up and transform services in Redbridge and ensure the post-holder is accountable for how services are delivered · Create a dedicated Domestic Abuse Support Service with the long-term resources it needs to support people at risk · Review the existing Our Streets Strategy and speed up the efforts to deliver it, working with residents to develop it as a community-led anti-social behaviour strategy · Create a 5-year Domestic Abuse Training Strategy with training for council staff, workers in other public services and the voluntary and community sector · Deliver public communications and engagement strategies that o Campaign to empower women, encourage men to call out abuse when they see it, and challenge men who harass women o Bring the issue of domestic abuse out of the shadows and remove the stigma surrounding it · Continue to campaign for our fair share of funding
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