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- Public statement: Allocation of financial resources for SOS helplines in Leskovac
- Press Release: The Avon Foundation for Women is donating 1 million dollars to Women's support organizations around the world
- Press Release
- Working hours and contacts of Women Against Violence Network organizations during modified working conditions due to Corona virus
- PRESS RELASE: The participants of the “Women friendship festival” in Tutin have been discriminated
- Invitation to join the support and solidarity rally for Marija Lukić March the 6th in Kruševac
- Invitation to join the support and solidarity rally for Marija Lukić February the 21st in Kruševac
- Invitation to join the support and solidarity rally for Marija Lukić January the 29th in Kruševac
- PRESS RELEASE: Human Rights Committee Vranje and the SOS Corner for Girls program won the 2019 World award
- Announcement regarding November 25th, The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Around 30 activists of Women in Black and the Network of Women against Violence assembled on December 6th 2014 on the street in silence and dressed in black in a sign of remembrance of the women murdered and raped in wars and domestic violence across the world.
The goal of the street action was to raise public consciousness on the problem of male violence against women, to include citizens in confronting this problem, and send a message of support to women who are surviving violence. On this occasion we also signed a flag of solidarity with women who survived violence.
Around 50 people gathered today in front of the Ministry of Justice to protest the sentence handed down to the murderer of Stela Gundelj. The protesters demanded that the perpetrator be punished with the maximum penalty for murder – 40 years – instead of the 15 years he received.
The feminist and anti-fascist guerrilla and activists of the Women against Violence Network will join the protest scheduled for tomorrow by the Gundelj family. The protest will be held on Thursday, October 9th, 2014, at 11:00 am, in front of the Ministry of Justice in Belgrade (Nemanjina Street 22-26).
Activists of the Women against Violence Network participated in the third Pride Parade on September 28th, in Belgrade. For security reasons the parade, numbering around a 1000 people, was surrounded by police instead of ordinary citizens.
