Anglicans around the world have engaged in a range of activities to mark the 16-days of Activism to end gender-based violence, which came to an end on Saturday.
14 December 2016
Christian leaders in Fiji have united to declare that gender-based violence is a sin, in an advert shown on cinema screens and national television.
09 December 2016
The Anglican Church of Burundi has trained 126 people to support victims of gender-based violence and is establishing a safe house to provide counselling and care to victims.
08 December 2016
The Primate of Australia, Melbourne Archbishop Philip Freier, has joined other religious leaders in Australia in calling for a new law to tackle modern slavery.
07 December 2016
The Archbishop of Burundi, Martin Nyaboho, has taken part in a Mothers’ Union-organised campaign against gender violence.
02 December 2016
MU Members have delivered a petition to the British Prime Minister calling for changes to child maintenance rules for victims of domestic violence.
25 November 2016
Anglicans around the Communion are getting involved in prayer, reflection and action for the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence.
25 November 2016
An international network of faith-based organisations committing to working together to fight for gender justice is continuing to expand.
16 November 2016
Ministers in the Australian diocese of Sydney receive compulsory training in domestic violence as part of attempts to provide the best pastoral care for victims of DV.
04 November 2016
The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia has decided to press for equal gender representation in its highest decision-making bodies. Archdeacon Mere Wallace moved a General Synod motion that sets the Province on track to meet the UNCSW goal of 50:50 gender representation.
13 May 2016