Media

Press releases

Research findings on technology-based violence against women to be launched at 59th session of the Commission on the Status of Women
A+ for profits, F for women's rights: Take Back the Tech! campaign invites users to rate Facebook, Twitter and YouTube

Visual materials

Report card to rate social media on various aspects related to violence against women
Infographic: 4 reasons women struggle to access justice in tech-based VAW
Infographic: Mapping technology-based violence against women Take Back the Tech! top 8 findings

Videos

RightsCon: Women's Access to Justice in the Digital Age

Stockholm Internet Forum: Gender-Based online Violence

IGF 2015 WK6 BPF Practices to countering abuse against women online

IGF 2015 - Day 2 - WK5 - WS 196 Tech-related gender violence x Freedom of Expression

In the press

English

Web Foundation: Guest blog: Reprioritising #SectionJ: ICTs and women’s rights

Daily Nation: Internet, phones new frontiers for violence against women

Rappler: [Dash of SAS] WWW: Women on the Web are not Welcome

Huffington Post: Online Violence: Just Because It's Virtual Doesn't Make It Any Less Real

BBC: 100 Women 2015: Social media 'fuels gender violence'

Spanish

Cimacnoticias: Violencia en redes pretende intimidar a feministas y blogueras

El Tiempo: La violencia también acosa a las mujeres en la red

Portuguese

HuffPost Brasil: 'O discurso de ódio contra a mulher não é liberdade de expressão. É crime'

Media contact

Flavia Fascendini
Communications & network building manager
Tel: 00 54 02477 15653144
E-mail: flavia AT apc.org
Argentina