violence against women

'You Have To Laugh': Here's Why People Are Calling Out Samsung Over Its 'Tone-Deaf' Ad

"Assuming the only women involved in the making [of this] was the actress."
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A Year After Sarah Everard’s Murder, The Burden Of Women’s Safety Still Falls On Women

The founders of Reclaim These Streets, SafeUp and Path Community reflect on a year that should have changed everything.
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No, We Don't Need Women-Only Train Carriages. We Need Male Education

The idea of segregating passengers is being considered in Scotland.
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As Women Mourn Ashling Murphy, It Shouldn't Matter That 'She Was Just Running'

We need to change the narrative about violence against women.
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It's Christmas Party Season And Women Just Want To Get Home Safe

"A great evening always ends with fear about getting home."
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'A Barrier Of Shame': Why We Need More Women Of Colour Speaking About Sexual Violence

One in four women accessing rape support comes from a minority background. A new festival, Shameless!, gives them a voice.
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5 Ways To Discreetly Ask For Help If You're In Immediate Danger

These techniques are designed to alert people you're in danger without letting a perpetrator know.
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Sister Of Brian Laundrie Makes Impassioned Plea To Her Missing Brother

"Come forward," Cassie Laundrie urged her brother, the subject of a US search since the discovery of fiancée Gabby Petito's body.
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Women Are Grieving After Gender-Based Violence, But Men Are Still Taking Up Space

Intentions might be good, but it's not a time for men to centre themselves.
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Sarah Everard’s Mother Says She Is 'Haunted By The Horror' Of Her Daughter’s Murder

Family read their victim impact statements to the court as police officer Wayne Couzens faces a life sentence.
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