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Digital violence disproportionally affects women and girls, and poses a direct threat to gender equality. Volt should push for clearer rules and prohibitions on AI-generated abuse, stronger cross-border victim support, and funding for prevention and redress.

Ending digital violence: reclaiming online spaces for women and girls 9 Dec 2025

This image shows a densely populated refugee or displaced persons camp in a dry, dusty, sunlit environment, likely in Sudan or a bordering region. In the foreground, the ground is bare dirt with scattered dry brush. Several people are visible, including figures in dark clothing and a child in blue. Donkeys are prominent on the right side and in the center. The middle ground and background are filled with numerous makeshift shelters and tents constructed from various materials, including tarps, blankets, and natural elements like straw or sticks. Many of the tents are low to the ground and packed closely together. Behind the main camp area, there are traditional, round, thatched-roof huts (tukuls) and a protective fence or barrier made of natural materials. The overall impression is one of overcrowding and basic living conditions under a harsh, dry climate, suggesting a humanitarian crisis setting.

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Ending digital violence: reclaiming online spaces for women and girls

Dec 9, 2025

Violence against women and girls has moved into our devices. From image-based abuse to coordinated harassment and non-consensual synthetic media, these attacks silence, intimidate and exclude women from public life. The UN’s 16 Days of Activism this year names the problem plainly: “UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls.”