How do we make families a place of safety, equality, dignity, and respect?
1. ENFORCE
laws to address violence against women and girls, and remove discriminatory laws.
2. ENSURE
women’s access to justice and hold perpetrators to account.
3. SUPPORT
survivors to thrive with universal, quality, multi-sectoral services.
4. PREVENT
violence against women by changing social norms that justify violence in the family
Source: unwomen.org
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