PREVENTION OF INCITEMENT TO SEXUAL CRIME AND VIOLENCE

Early day motion 1044, tabled 1 February 2016 by Tommy Sheppard (Scottish National Party). Signed by 49 members.

That this House strongly condemns what it understands is the organisation of sexist and hate-mongering meetings across the UK by so-called pick-up artist Roosh V; believes that these meetings are misogynistic and that such behaviour is not tolerable in modern day society; affirms that there is never an argument to advocate rape; further believes that, while women keep being taught to avoid sexual assault, not enough is done to educate those men who may become predators; welcomes the work of police forces across the UK, including Police Scotland, to raise awareness of sexual crime; considers that sexual and violent speeches are clear acts of incitement that must not be tolerated by the law; and calls for action to be taken.

Signatures by party: Scottish National Party 38, Labour 4, DUP 2, Conservative 1, Green 1, Independent 1, Plaid Cymru 1, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1.