women’s safety

More than 90 per cent of domestic violence victim-survivors continue to experience abuse after leaving a violent relationship.

Online groups like “Sis, Are We Dating the Same Guy” have abruptly paused following a defamation case, raising concerns about legal risks.

Banks and insurance providers can collaborate or partner with evidence-based domestic violence groups who can help inform best-practice around how to appropriately respond when a client discloses an abusive relationship.  

The effects of climate change directly impact the rate of intimate partner violence, a new study from the UK has found.

Stronger protections for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence have been announced today by the NSW Labor government.

Thousands in India are marching the streets, protesting for workplace safety for women after a female medic was raped and murdered.

Independent MP Zoe Daniel is calling on the government to address the delay in frontline family and domestic violence workers.

An investigation is underway after a woman was allegedly stabbed to death by a housemate in Sydney’s inner west on Thursday.

People who create and share deepfake pornography will soon face serious criminal penalties, with new legislation on the issue.

We cannot ignore the evidence which demonstrates women face greater risk of being killed or severely injured if their abuser is under the influence of alcohol.

While the immediate headlines may fade, we need help keeping the issue of domestic violence in the public debate and consciousness.

Women’s safety advocates gathered in Canberra ahead of Tuesday’s federal budget delivery to demand government action.