Fireflies campaign against gender based cyber violence 2020

Fireflies Campaign against Gender-Based Cyber Violence publication cover page
Author(s)/editor(s)
UN Women Turkey

Fireflies campaign against gender based cyber violence conducted by UN Women Turkey draws attention to the issue to create a global e-solidarity network which supports ending online discrimination against women and girls, offer a safer digital space where they can access information, services, and rights in a dignified way and raise their voices. The report reflects on the outcomes of the campaign in order to contribute to the available literature and data on cyber violence against women and girls in Turkey and worldwide.

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Geographic coverage: Türkiye
Subject areas: Ending violence against women and girls Gender equality and inequality Gender equality and women’s empowerment Gender statistics Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces Sex-disaggregated data
Resource type(s): Evaluation reports
Publication year
2021
Number of pages
49
Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
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