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Welsh Women's Aid are pleased to announce that the no recourse to public funds pilot has now been extended to March 2011

Welsh Women's Aid are pleased to inform you that the no recourse to public funds pilot has now been extended to March 2011.

Violence, abuse, bullying: an untold story of disabled people living in Wales

The EHRC are currently conducting a Formal Inquiry into disability-related harrassment, whereby they will examine the experiences of disabled people, their families, friends and carers, as well as examining whether those who have experienced harrassment have been supported or not by public authorities.

Important: Sojourner Project - Extended until 17th September 2010

The Sojourner Project is for women with no recourse to public funds, who entered the UK on a spousal visa and are eligible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) under the Domestic Violence Rule.

UN Women Born: Civil Society Celebrates Creation of Gender Equality Entity After Four Years of Advocacy

PRESS RELEASE 1 July 2010   Contact: Charlotte Bunch, 732-642-5271 or cbunch@igc.

NEW WEBSITE LAUNCHED FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE VICTIMS AS REPORTED CASES PREDICTED TO RISE DURING WORLD CUP

  Welsh Women’s Aid & Wales Domestic Abuse Helpline PRESS RELEASE For immediate release 04.

The Welsh Assembly Government is committed to tackling this persistent form of inequality for women as well as underpinning our commitment to all victims of domestic abuse.

Carl Sargeant, Minister for Social Justice & Local Government, 25 March 2010

Violence against women and girls continues unabated in every continent, country and culture. It takes a devastating toll on women’s lives, on their families, and on society as a whole. Most societies prohibit such violence — yet the reality is that too often, it is covered up or tacitly condoned

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, 8 March 2007

Stop it Now! Wales Launches Road Show to Tackle Child Sexual Abuse

11 November 09

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A road show is set to travel to towns across Wales as part of a major campaign to tackle child sexual abuse.

Co-ordinated by Stop it Now! Wales, the ‘Talk About It’ Tour aims to raise awareness of the scale of child sexual abuse and calls on parents and carers to act to protect children from abuse.

Launching on Saturday 14th November 2009 at Clwyd Theatre Cymru in Mold, the Talk About It Tour will visit 5 different locations with stands across North, West and South Wales to mark Child Abuse Prevention Education Week and World Child Abuse Prevention Day on November 19th.

Stop it Now! Wales National Manager, Rebecca Wasinski, said:

"We know that children who are sexually abused find it very difficult to speak out. We are therefore urging all parents to take positive action by starting to talk about this issue, helping to equip their children with the skills they need to protect themselves from this kind of abuse".

The Talk About it Tour is due to visit the following places:

Offering a range of printed information and resources about how to protect children from sexual abuse, Stop it Now! will also be providing the Welsh public with an opportunity to sign up to their postcard petition.

Information on the Stop it Now! UK & Ireland confidential helpline on 0808 1000 900 will also be available.

For more information, please contact Rebecca Wasinski on 07989 378220