Five years after #MeToo, nothing has changed for women walking home at night

Zara Aleena walked everywhere. She packed her party shoes in her handbag, put her trainers on, and walked. On the day the 35-year-old was killed she was coming back from a night out with friends. She was just 10 minutes away from her family home in Gants Hill, East London, when she was “attacked by a stranger”. Her family said that Zara, an aspiring lawyer, believed “a woman should be able to walk home” but that now her future had been “brutally taken”.