This the “women’s rights” brochure give the necessary informations for the victims: where to go, which number to call, access to justice, which services and association can help etc. It was translated in several language. The brochuere explains also that all women are welcome to ask for help, regardless of their origin or administrative status. Even illigal migrant women are entitled to help.

This video video narrated by the victim’s brother of a case of honor killing committed in the Paris region in 2019. The victim, Shaïna, was pregnant. She was stabbed and then burned by her boyfriend. She was 15 years old. Two years earlier, she had been the victim of a gang rape, the images of which were broadcast on social networks, forging her a reputation as an “easy girl”

“In 2018, a new awareness-raising tool was launched: the violentomètre- The Violence Meter , produced with the Observatoire des violences envers les femmes de Seine-Saint-Denis and the association “ En Avant toutes”. Inspired by existing media in Latin America, this cardboard ruler enables young girls to question their love relationships by deciphering the presence or threat of sexist and sexual violence in the young couple. Distributed in Paris and to over 150 local authorities in France, it can be used for prevention or to help assess danger during support. It’s Made By City Hall of PAris ( Observatoire de violences faites aux femmmes ) and association “””” En Avant Toutes””””. Existe in several language : https://www.paris.fr/pages/lutter-contre-les-violences-faites-aux-femmes-18035.”””

“This is offcial French government website explaining the prcedure how to take legal action to obtain protection in case of domestic violence explainig also that : – Victims of domestic violence, whether physical, psychological, or financial, have rights. – Help is available. – There are organizations that can provide support and guidance. – Legal action can be taken to ensure safety and seek justice.”

Summary of Human Right Declaration in French

“An educational video that explains human rights simply and concisely. “”It’s a video made by Amnesty International Further information at https://www.amnesty.ch/ecole”” It is aimed at young people aged 13 to 20, and is intended for use in the school context by teachers too. The video is In French. “

This short video is in help to all young women (and not only) to recognise that there is gender-based violence against them. It defines what is gender-based violence and which are its forms.

People have occasionally felt pressure to act or look a certain way based on their gender. This pressure can make people unhappy, if they are being asked to be or act in a way that does not match who they really are. Today people have more freedom than ever to express themselves in ways that feel true to who they are, regardless of their gender.

“This video shares the personal story of Anastasia – a woman, who became a victim of trafficking by her partner, represented by the professionals who worked on her case. “

This short video presents the life of a modern girl who falls in love with the perfect partner, but it turns out that very soon he decides to turn her into property and limit her freedom – forbids her from having friends, a driver’s license, a pet, education, free will, doesn’t allow her to make independent decisions. The video encourages victims of violence to confront it, to seek help and start a new life, free of any forms of violence

In this video, feminist organizations from Europe and Latin America joined forces to share the threats posed by fundamentalist and far-right movements in their countries and how to deal with them. The event prompted participants to realize that they are facing similar problems. With common actors funded by the same conservative organizations from America and Russia, as well as counter-narratives and hybrid attacks that threaten the work of activists and democratic principles in general. Video directed by Bulgarian Fund for Women in cooperation with feminist organizations from Europe and Latin America.

“In this video DA Foundation tells the story of two brave Bulgarian women from different generations who found the strength and courage to speak up and leave their violent partners. The video is an idea of DA Foundation, which is a non-profit legal entity for carrying out activities for the public benefit, with a focus on victims of domestic violence and multiple discrimination. They became our inspiration and an example of other people to follow.”