violence against women

A day in the life of a counsellor who works with burn survivors of domestic violence, building their confidence and self-acceptance one day at a time.

NFHS-5 data reveals that in India, women's education and health have improved, but economic, political, and cultural aspects lag behind.

How can we support survivors of sexual violence in times of crisis?

Analysing data on violence against women solely based on the number of cases registered fails to provide a complete picture.

Oxfam India's latest report highlights the expenditure gaps in government schemes meant to improve women's safety.

A day in the life of a paralegal, who has been changing patriarchal gender norms across 200 villages in Kutch for the last two decades.

A survivor of domestic violence herself, an Adivasi woman from rural Rajasthan is helping other women who face violence seek justice, along with helping them access entitlements.

Organisations that work to address gender discrimination also face resistance from within the communities. What kind of engagement can help get past it?

A village-level volunteer works closely with her community to keep children and women safe from the threats of domestic violence, child marriage, and child labour.

Here are five ways any citizen can build a sense of safety for people facing domestic violence.