Press Release: Global Demand to End Violence against Women Hits Record High — Again
As the 16 Days campaign launches, the UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women and Girls warns of declining Official Development Assistance as civil society demand reaches USD 2.1 billion in its latest global Call for Proposals. Learn more
In Focus: 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence 2025
Digital violence against women and girls is rising - and the harm is real. Civil society and women’s rights organizations around the world are driving the frontline response to digital violence. Learn more
A New Look, Same Commitment to Women and Girls
As the UN Trust Fund approaches its 30th anniversary, we are unveiling a new, bold and inspiring identity inspired by feminist movements worldwide. Discover our new logo and name now. Learn more
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A Turning Point for Rape Survivors in Sarajevo Canton
A milestone for Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by the Foundation for Local Democracy (FLD): The FIRST Protocol on Procedures in Cases of Rape creates a unified, survivor-centered response across police, health, social and justice systems. Justice starts here.
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Resourcing Resilience in the Digital Age

Women's rights and civil society organizations are innovating to ensure the digital space does not become another frontier of fear for women and girls.

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‘We Help Each Other Survive’: Survivor Leadership Is Building Hope and Safety for Women in Nepal

In Nepal, Shakti Milan Samaj provides lifeline support services to women and girls at risk of being left behind - including women survivors of sex trafficking, wives of migrant workers, women working in the entertainment sector, and women living with HIV.

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Scaling community-led prevention of violence: A spotlight on Cambodia’s JUST Project

In Cambodia, the Cambodian Women’s Crisis Centre and ADD International are working together to shift attitudes, mobilize communities and build a future free from violence for all women and girls.

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