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'Gambia Says NO MORE' campaign launched to address domestic and sexual violence - Vimarsana News

'Gambia Says NO MORE' campaign launched to address domestic and sexual violence

The Commonwealth Secretary-General, the Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, and First Lady Fatoumatta Bah-Barrow of The Gambia have launched the ‘Gambia Says NO MORE’ campaign to tackle domestic and sexual violence in the West African country.

Commonwealth women leaders commit to ending domestic and sexual violence - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth women leaders commit to ending domestic and sexual violence

Visionary women leaders from across the Commonwealth came together in London yesterday to commit to safeguarding women and girls from domestic and sexual violence. Under this commitment, women leaders from different professions will coordinate actions for individuals, households and communities to protect women and girls, including in hard-to-reach areas across the 56 Commonwealth countries. This

'NO MORE': Commonwealth women leaders commit to ending domestic and sexual violence - Vimarsana News

'NO MORE': Commonwealth women leaders commit to ending domestic and sexual violence

Visionary women leaders from across the Commonwealth came together in London yesterday to commit to safeguarding women and girls from domestic and sexual violence.

Opinion: A life without violence for every woman starts with making homes places of safety - Vimarsana News

Opinion: A life without violence for every woman starts with making homes places of safety

By Commonwealth Secretary-General, the Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC

End violence against women and save $1.5 trillion a year - Vimarsana News

End violence against women and save $1.5 trillion a year

The global economy loses $1.5 trillion every year due to the consequences of violence against women, ranging from money spent in hospitals or on law enforcement through to the income lost when victims miss work.