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Throughout February, in memory of Sarah Henshaw, 18 White Ribbon
fundraisers have been braving the cold and stormy weather, and working
towards their challenge of running, walking, jogging, cycling or swimming
40 miles each to raise money, and awareness of, White Ribbon UK.
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Today, Friday, the man guilty of the murder of Grace Millane, in New
Zealand in December 2018, has finally been sentenced to life.
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Four adventurous White Ribbon fundraisers will be riding 260 miles from
Palmers College in Essex, to Paris France in May to raise money and
increase awareness for White Ribbon UK in memory of Grace Millane.
The bike ride starts on the 8th of May the team plan to finish within 3
days.
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So-called ‘honour’-based violence (HBV) is a form of domestic abuse which
revolves around the concept of dishonour. Victims of HBV are usually
targeted because they are perceived to bring some sort of shame or
dishonour to the perpetrator (most often a partner or close family member)
and their community.
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I first became involved with White Ribbon UK in May 2019 following the
murder of my closest friend Sarah, whose life was brutally taken in the
February. Sarah was a bright, caring and beautiful friend, she cared about
everyone, she worked as a Social Worker and was exceptional in all she did.
Sarah worked tirelessly to improve the lives of the children she worked
with.
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