World

Fri Sep 10

LGBTQ+ people are being ignored in the national discussion on family and sexual violence

Written by: Sophie Hindes, PhD Candidate - University of Melbourne, Monash University

This week’s Women’s Safety Summit brought together many voices calling for the government to take substantive action to address violence against women. This is happening ahead of the finalising of the next National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women and Their Children in 2022.

However, the national safety summit failed to adequately...

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