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PM joins Canberra rally against gendered violence - Vimarsana News

PM joins Canberra rally against gendered violence

Angry demonstrators are pushing for concrete action to end the cycle of violence against women and intend to take up their demands with the prime minister.

Australia: Hundreds rally seeking strict laws on violence against women after killings - Vimarsana News

Australia: Hundreds rally seeking strict laws on violence against women after killings

Hundreds of Australian men and women have gathered in cities and towns across the country to protest against the prevalent gender violence in the country

Source: theweek.in
'Violence is an epidemic': PM and premiers join thousands across Australia to end violence against women - Vimarsana News

'Violence is an epidemic': PM and premiers join thousands across Australia to end violence against women

Thousands of demonstrators have marched across Australia for a third day to demand action to end violence against women.

The one group of Aussie women who have 'nowhere to hide' from domestic violence amid epidemic of 'attacks committed by men' - Vimarsana News

The one group of Aussie women who have 'nowhere to hide' from domestic violence amid epidemic of 'attacks committed by men'

Twenty-six women were allegedly killed in Australia at the hands of their partners or former partners so far this year - 12 more than the same period in 2023.

Anthony Albanese delivers fiery speech in Canberra as thousands in calling out violence against women - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese delivers fiery speech in Canberra as thousands in calling out violence against women

The Prime Minister told the rally in Canberra that violence against women is a 'national crisis' and providing funding for just a few months would not be enough to solve the issue.