More boys and young men are being taught about gender violence, respect and consent, but better programs and online tools will help.
The UN has tried tackling conflict-related sexual violence for more than two decades, but its “add-women-and-stir” approach doesn’t go far enough.
For domestic violence survivors, the cost of living crisis makes leaving an abusive relationship harder than ever.
More boys and young men are being taught about gender violence, respect and consent, but better programs and online tools will help.
The UN has tried tackling conflict-related sexual violence for more than two decades, but its “add-women-and-stir” approach doesn’t go far enough.
For domestic violence survivors, the cost of living crisis makes leaving an abusive relationship harder than ever.
Keeping kids safe from abuse isn’t about teaching “stranger danger” or “tricky people”. It’s far less simplistic.
Tech has a role in helping protect women from abusive men, but it’s not a cure-all.
Online sexual violence can be deadly. A landmark new Indonesian law is a promising start, but doesn’t go far enough to stamp it out.
India’s Supreme Court is poised to deliver a landmark judgement that may make marital rape a crime, a fiercely debated subject with roots in colonial law.
Decades since the Global 16 Days Campaign began, violence against women remains rife — and a significant barrier to achieving true gender equality.
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