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Family of murdered Stacy Hunter say new misogyny bill would not have protected her
Stacy Hunter's death has prompted calls for stronger protection for women
The family of Stacy Hunter has called for immediate action to protect victims of domestic abuse, after plans for a misogyny bill were announced by the Scottish government.
First Minister John Swinney announced plans to recognise misogyny as a "distinct form of prejudice and abuse" during his programme for government, external on Tuesday, alongside a public health campaign to target toxic male behaviour.
Stacy was murdered by her estranged husband, Jim Mair, at her home near Houston in Refrewshire in July. He was on bail for attacking her. His body was found nearby.
Her family is calling for tougher action on offenders.
Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland's Mornings programme, Stacy's brother said some aspects of the proposals were important but they are not "anywhere near good enough".
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Sean Hunter said he did not believe what happened to his sister was down to attitudes.