Calls for action on gender-based violence after Ashling Murphy killing

Ireland’s minister for justice promises new strategy by March and a zero-tolerance approach

Campaigners have called for the end of the “scattered” approach to gender-based violence in IrelandIrish police are still hunting for the killer of the primary school teacher, who was strangled on a canal path near the town of Tullamore while out jogging on Wednesday afternoon.in Ireland and beyond, with tens of thousands of people attending vigils in Dublin, Cork, Belfast, London and New York over the weekend.

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