women’s safety

The Claremont killings case has been partly solved, with Bradley Edwards found guilty of murdering Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon.

What everyday actions can help prevent domestic and family violence? Claire Tatyzo from YWCA Australia explores four key areas.

Startling reports uncover personal protective equipment currently used in the UK are fitting only the “size and shape of male bodies”.

Jess Hill won the 2020 Stella Prize and tells Jessie Tu how she sought to undercover the ‘concealed truth’ of domestic abuse in Australia.

Secretary-General of the UN António Guterres has made a global appeal to governments to recognise women’s rights during COVID-19 pandemic.

The fast rise of online activity is raising very real safety concerns for women, writes Caitlin McGrane from Gender Equity Victoria.

In the past week, the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry in Malaysia posted tips for women on how to behave in the home.

When it comes to tackling domestic violence, please don’t bang on about mental health interventions, writes Hayley Foster.

What will increasing measures of social distancing and isolation mean for women experiencing violence and their chances to reach out for help?

Sixty seven groups have jointly signed a letter to state and federal governments, noting five clear areas for improvimg women’s safety.

Every person fleeing violence from a current or former partner needs to be able to access the services they need, when they need it, where they need it.

A study released today reveals the prevalence and specific spread of locations where women are experiencing street harassment.