How to use laws and frameworks to fight violence
An ActionAid guide showing activists how to use international laws and frameworks to demand action and create real change for women and girls.
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Violence against women and girls
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Climate activists at COP30, distinguishable by their red jackets and colourful 'just transition' bingo cards, called for climate talks to deliver on an outcome that puts people first. Photo: ActionAid
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Women campaigning for street lights in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to make the cities' streets safer for women. Photo: ActionAid
Regional and International laws to fight violence
A clear, ActionAid guide to the regional and international tools and agreements activists can use to fight violence against women and girls and hold governments accountable.
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16 Days of Activism: stop counting and start demanding change
Every three days, a woman is killed in the UK. As the world marks 16 Days of Activism, it’s time to stop counting the losses and start demanding real … Read more -
25 years of Women, Peace and Security: what, exactly, are we celebrating?
It has been 25 years since the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1325, the foundational document of the Women, Peace & Security (WPS) age… Read more -
The links between gender-based violence and the economy
Find out about the striking relationship between gender-based violence and economic policy making – in particular, the links between austerity an… Read more -
5 ways climate change affects women and girls
When climate change leads to climate crisis, it’s usually women and girls that struggle to survive and recover from the aftermath. Here are some of th… Read more