Stop Digital Violence Against Women & Girls. Help Us Take Action NOW

Stop Digital Violence Against Women & Girls

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Every day, millions of women and girls are harmed online.

Digital violence, like harassment, non-consensual image sharing, and deepfakes, is real violence with real consequences. According to UN Women, nearly half of the world’s women and girls, about 1.8 billion, have no legal protection against digital abuse. This lack of protection means abusers act with impunity, and many survivors are forced to withdraw from online life, lose opportunities, or suffer emotional harm.

Will you stand with us? Your gift helps UN Women support safe online programmes, advocate for laws, and empower women and girls to reclaim digital spaces. Every donation matters, make yours count today.

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Technology is evolving fast. Artificial intelligence and new tools are being used to amplify violence against women and girls online.

For example: automated image manipulation, spread of harmful content, and coordinated attacks. These make digital violence stronger and harder to fight. But there is hope. If we act now, we can slow this threat and protect lives.

1 in 3

women experience gender-based violence in their lifetime.

16–58%

of women and girls worldwide face digital violence.

90–95%

of deepfake videos are sexual images of women.

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Your support drives real change right now.

UN Women is delivering for 4 billion women and girls across 109 countries. Together, we’re breaking barriers, advancing rights, and building a more equal world.

Digital abuse: A global epidemic hiding in plain sight - Ljubica Fuentes

“When you get away from your abusers, you feel kind of safe, but digital violence is following you around everywhere you go”

Ljubica Fuentes, digital rights advocate and survivor.

Her story shows that digital abuse is not only emotional, it has real consequences for safety, mental health, and freedom. Survivors are speaking out, calling for stronger laws and safer digital spaces. Their fight reminds us that online violence is real violence, and urgent action is needed to protect every woman and girl.

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