Governments across several Asian nations have passed new laws aimed at providing better support and protection for survivors of sexual assault.
Thousands marched in major European capitals, calling for comprehensive reforms to address and prevent sexual violence.
A new wave of public discourse is challenging long-standing taboos and promoting awareness around sexual assault in the Middle East.
The African Union has announced a new initiative focused on education and legal reform to combat sexual violence across member states.
Universities from Canada to Argentina are re-evaluating their safety protocols in response to student-led campaigns for change.
Innovators in Brazil and Colombia are creating mobile applications designed to improve personal safety and provide resources for victims.
The EU has passed a new directive that imposes stricter penalties for online harassment and cyberstalking.
Non-profit organizations in India have received funding to expand free legal services for survivors of sexual violence.
Local leaders are establishing community-based support networks to provide safe spaces and counseling for survivors.
A comprehensive new study reveals that sexual assaults on U.S. college campuses remain significantly underreported.
Young activists are using social media to organize and advocate for consent education and survivor-centric justice.