Michelle O'Neill: Belfast vigil for Ashling Murphy is 'watershef moment'

The transcript discusses the societal issue of violence against women, highlighted by the murder of Ashley Murphy. It describes the community's emotional response, the need for change, and the launch of a strategy to tackle male violence. The speaker emphasizes the importance of societal safety for women and calls for collective action to stop violence against women and girls.

What significance does the speaker attribute to the gatherings happening across towns and villages?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'we're entitled to feel safe'?