violence against women

A headline splashed across the front page of the newspaper viewed by 400,000 Australians each day. It read: ‘MUM FOUND IN TIP’.

On Tuesday morning, Kelly Wilkinson’s body was found burned in a suburban back yard on the Gold Coast. She was 27 years old.

What would happen if governments approached the other pandemic in our midst – violence against women – with the same level of urgency and leadership?

World leaders have come out to condemn Turkey’s decision to pull out of an international accord created to protect women from violence.

If we are going to stop violence against women and girls, we need many, many more men to engage. It starts with conversation.

On Monday, Morrison launched into a laundry list of everything “his government” is doing and has done to tackle violence against women.

On Monday, March 15th, thousands of people are planning to #March4Justice at a series of rallies being held around the country.

My abuser dished out threats aplenty. I felt unsafe in my home and informed the police. Their response was challenging.

‘It’s not about a political party, a single accused or single survivor. It’s about accepting the treatment of women here is unacceptable.’

CEO of Women’s Safety NSW Hayley Foster believes there is an appetite for change in the community when it comes to domestic violence.

TV host and former White Ribbon chairman Andrew O’Keefe has been charged by police over an alleged domestic assault on his partner.

Puerto Rico has declared a state of emergency over violence against women, after years of gender-based violence and murders.