Suraiya Khandoker argued the architects' plans would lead to voyeurism and were otherwise dangerous for women and girls. 'Only by having no men in the room are women and girls safeguarded in cubicles in a women-only room.'
"I practice awareness wherever I go - paying attention to sounds, surroundings, people, locations, etc. Sounds simple, but harder to do if you don't consciously practice...pretend like I know where I'm going because people will notice if you seem lost."
Saoirse Ronan highlighted the contrast between how women and men think about safety, pointing out how often women's protection strategies differ from men's, remarking, 'That's what girls have to think about all the time.' Her comment aimed to raise awareness and foster dialogue concerning women's safety, marking a shift in her public persona as she embraces topics that shape women's experiences.