Gender based violence is a global problem

Telemedicine abortion as a tool for victims and survivors

The ‘After Violence’ report points to serious issues in our justice system

What do you need to know about gender based violence in rural areas?

The Importance of Students getting involved in the 16 days of Action against Gender-based Violence

Music as activism- or, how I was radicalised by Alanah, Beth and Ciara of Problem Patterns, and you can be too

Disabled Women are experiencing violence and exploitation at an alarming rate, but where is the outcry?

Let’s Make abusers more afraid of the consequences of their actions and empower other victims to speak out.

Let’s move closer to the day where abusers are more afraid to abuse than victims are to speak out!

As periods continue to be a societal taboo, period poverty is an issue we do not often think about for victims and survivors.

The question that should be asked, if looking at it from the perspective of efficient spend of public money, is how much is the cost of not tackling violence against women and girls? 

Simply being there for one another, in a space free of judgement, can go a long way in helping those who have experienced or been affected by violence to seek support.

International law sets out agreed standards for what governments must do to ensure human rights are integrated into laws and policies, and is intended to act as a model for domestic legislation.

Over the 16 Days Reclaim the Agenda will be sharing Blogs from various groups and researchers on different topics relating to Gender Based Violence.