The Guardian is always finding angles to push the "women as victims" line, whatever the actual story. That's not to say there isn't truth to it in this case, o

The Guardian is always finding angles to push the "women as victims" line, whatever the actual story. That's not to say there isn't truth to it in this case, or there aren't battles still to be fought for women's rights but ironically I think its constant search for this sort of spin is weirdly paternalistic.