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Tonight on ITV Granada Reports we're discussing plans for a virtual vigil in Manchester to put women's safety in the spotlight after the horrific disappearance of Sarah Everard. Organisers say they won't break the law but need action to tackle violence & sexual harassment 🔽

Our virtual vigil will take place tomorrow at 6pm, live on the @aureliamagazine instagram. We hope you can join us, for Sarah Everard and all women.

If you don’t already have Instagram and would like to join our vigil at 6pm this evening - here’s how to set up an account:

BE AN ALLY, support women’s human right to safety on our streets. Please use the artwork to share with your own following.

We will be live in 15 minutes on @aureliamagazine’s Instagram, joined by Andy Burnham.

This evening Andy & Deputy Mayor for Safer and Stronger Communities Bev joined others in Greater Manchester and around the country to remember Sarah Everard and stand together against male harassment, intimidation, and violence. Thank you Right To Walk and @aureliamagazine for the powerful event you hosted.

Virtual vigils were held across the country to remember Sarah Everard. We've been speaking to two women who hosted one online.⬇️ bbc.in/38CGl3n

Sabina Nessa was a 28 year old teacher, described as "kind, caring, and dedicated to her pupils". She was killed on Friday. She was a woman in a public space - and that simple fact made her vulnerable. Nothing is changing. When will the Govt act? #RightToWalk #SabinaNessa

We spoke to @bbcradiomanchester this afternoon - addressing just why the #RightToWalk movement is so important. Tune in now to hear what we're setting out to achieve with Forever Manchester #SabinaNessa #SarahEverard

Low-level harassment is one of the most common forms of abuse that women are forced to face daily. It can be intimidating, annoying, frustrating and even at times, triggering. We’re so proud to support and advise Greater Manchester Combined Authority on the #IsThisOK campaign. greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/news/mayor-and…

“When I look back at this year, I see vibrant, chaotic, crazy, powerful and fun times, but one thing will always stand out to me and that’s my work with Right To Walk." @emilysutton91