Motion · S4M-04275 · 27 Sep 2012
Welcome to Hollaback! Edinburgh
The motion
That the Parliament welcomes the launch of Hollaback! Edinburgh, the first Scottish branch of what is considered the influential Hollaback! movement, which campaigns against street harassment in 54 cities across the globe; agrees with Hollaback! Edinburgh’s belief that street harassment affects the lives and wellbeing of women and LGBT people all around the world; notes the planned innovative use of technology to map incidents of street harassment on the Hollaback! Edinburgh website, and supports the organisation’s aim of creating safer streets for citizens and visitors in Edinburgh through education, awareness raising and co-operation with other organisations.
Supporters (25)
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 27 Sep 2012
- Roderick Campbell 27 Sep 2012
- Annabelle Ewing 27 Sep 2012
- Rob Gibson 27 Sep 2012
- Jim Hume 27 Sep 2012
- Bill Kidd 27 Sep 2012
- Hanzala Malik 27 Sep 2012
- Margaret McCulloch 27 Sep 2012
- Christina McKelvie 27 Sep 2012
- John Park 27 Sep 2012
- Gil Paterson 27 Sep 2012
- Dennis Robertson 27 Sep 2012
- Kevin Stewart 27 Sep 2012
- Neil Bibby Scottish Labour 28 Sep 2012
- Richard Lyle 28 Sep 2012
- Mike MacKenzie 28 Sep 2012
- Mark McDonald 28 Sep 2012
- Anne McTaggart 28 Sep 2012
- Aileen McLeod 1 Oct 2012
- David Torrance Scottish National Party 1 Oct 2012
- Marco Biagi 2 Oct 2012
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 2 Oct 2012
- Alison Johnstone 2 Oct 2012
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 5 Oct 2012
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 26 Oct 2012
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.