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- In Northern Ireland, 30 women have been murdered since 2020, highlighting violence against women.
- The deaths of Natalie McNally and Amy Doherty have sparked public outcry and calls for change.
- Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly described the situation as horrifying and said it requires a collective response.
- Initiatives such as the Girls' Empowerment Programme aim to address these issues through education and support.
