1522. What happens when you call.
@womeninsafety_itFree, anonymous, open day and night. What to expect, even if you don't know what to say.
Learn, share and be part of the change.
Short articles on how to recognise violence, the words that hide it, and the right way to stand by someone living with it.
Red flag? It's not just a TikTok trend.
@womeninsafety_itWarning signs that should never be ignored, even when they're dressed up as caring.
If he decides how much you can spend, it's not love.
@womeninsafety_itEconomic violence leaves no bruises, but it takes away freedom. Even from women who work.
I'm here, if you want to talk.
@womeninsafety_itBelieve her, stay, help her find support. What to do, and what to avoid, if someone close to you is experiencing violence.
Words are never neutral. They either support violence, or stop it.
@womeninsafety_itFrom “she was asking for it” to “a fit of jealous rage”: how language shifts the blame, and how to change it.
He's not jealous because he loves you. He's jealous because he wants to control you.
@womeninsafety_itWhen jealousy is constant and makes you feel caged, it's no longer romance.
Myths hurt. The truth protects.
@womeninsafety_it“If it was that bad, she would have left.” The things you hear everywhere, and why they're wrong.
Do you know where love ends and control begins?
@womeninsafety_itPasswords, shared location, messages you have to show. Digital violence starts with requests that seem harmless.
Being a man doesn't mean dominating. It means listening.
@womeninsafety_itViolence won't stop if only women deal with it. An invitation, not an accusation.
You didn't hit him. But you shattered his childhood.
@womeninsafety_itA child doesn't have to be touched to be hurt. Witnessing is enough.