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The Family of the murdered British backpacker Grace Millane, to outlaw the use of plans, the "rough sex gone wrong" defense as "fantastic news".

Miss Millane, from Essex, was killed in New Zealand in December 2018.

her killer said she died by accident, after questions, to strangle while they have sex, but his defence was rejected and he was convicted of her murder.

Minister Alex Chalk , the defense was not acceptable.

This is due to come into force in England and Wales, later this year.

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victimised'A man from New Zealand for the murder of Miss Millane was, of Wickford.

your cousin said it was to hear "horrific", and his lies during The Court proceedings.

Hannah O'callaghan said: "It felt like Grace was on the bench, still not able to defend themselves. "

Grace , cousin Hannah O'callaghan (left) and mother Gillian Millane (right) have donated thousands of handbags to shelters in your memory

said the planned new law: "It will not change things for us, but hopefully it will stop any other family going through this.

"men must not be allowed to kill this defense as an excuse, you know, you can get a lower rate.

"families don't have to sit and listen to only one side of The Story , while The Victim is victimised again and not get a chance to tell their side. "

Miss Millane's death provoked a wave Of Anger , partly because her killer is trying to explain to your death. Personal details about the 22-year-old's Sex Life discussed In Court and reported round The World .

Grace Millane's murder provoked a wave Of Anger , partly because her killer is trying to explain her death

The case led to increased concerns about the defence and an action group formed to ban to put pressure on the Minister, it.

Fiona Mackenzie , founder of the We Can not consent To This campaign, said she was "extremely excited" by The Announcement and waited to see the proposals.

Ms Millane's family said they wanted to create a positive legacy of your death. You have called up an initiative to help domestic violence victims.

donated, you have thousands of handbags Packed with toiletries to shelters in The World , and the care packages for patients, nurses, doctors, and nurses during the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

Grace Millane's family have been making care packages for patients, nurses, doctors, and nurses to fight coronavirus

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