‘Anxiety, paranoia, fear’: The consequences of digital violence against women

Deputy Secretary General of the UN alert on violence against women in politics, and asked to build quotas of money.

Activists from Spain and Latin American countries met at an event organized by the Ministry of Equality of the Government of Spain, the Ibero-American General Secretariat (SEGIB), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Ibero-American Initiative to Prevent and Eliminate Violence against Women (IIPEVCM) to discuss this issue. From the United Nations headquarters, several activists from Spain and Latin American countries asked the …

‘Anxiety, paranoia, fear’: The consequences of digital violence against women

Online attacks against women are getting worse, according to the UN, causing lasting damage that can spill over into real world violence. Leading activists from Spain and Latin America met at UN Headquarters on Wednesday to rally women and share strategies on fighting back.

AI Chatbot Helps Victims Of Digital Sexual Violence In Latin America

OlimpIA, which was developed in Mexico, provides legal advice and emotional support through the WhatsApp messaging platform using several dozen languages.

The Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN), Amina J. Mohammed, called on participants in the first World Conference of Women Parliamentarians to continue in the fight for parity and to create the necessary norms to combat digital violence and intimidation to prevent women's participation in politics.

Accelerating action to end cyber-bullying

By Jacqueline PARDITEY Cyber-bullying has become one of the most insidious forms of technology-facilitated violence against women and girls (TF VAWG), and it requires urgent, collective action to address. Accelerating action to end cyber-bullying is not only necessary but vital to creating a safer and more equitable digital environment for women and girls. Women have quickly risen to the top of the global conversation. Despite the numerous effor…