22nd April 2026
17 mins
Why Earth Day 2026 demands joint climate and gender justice action
Sexual Assualt Awareness Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is a time to raise public awareness about sexual violence, educate communities on prevention, and support survivors in their pursuit of justice.
By fostering critical conversations and advocating for stronger protections, Equality Now and its partners aim to challenge the systems that enable sexual violence and push for a future where safety, accountability, and consent are non-negotiable and justice is accessible for all.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month reminds us that ending sexual violence is a collective responsibility — one that requires strong laws, effective implementation, and an intersectional approach.
1
2
3
22nd April 2026
17 mins
Why Earth Day 2026 demands joint climate and gender justice action
14th April 2026
6 mins
Bolivia must pass Brisa’s Law to strengthen its response to sexual violence
8th April 2026
8 mins
Thematic hearing at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights exposes harmful application of child abduction laws in cases of domestic violence
17th March 2026
3 mins
Kyrgyzstan draft law: Addressing sexual violence requires comprehensive measures beyond harsher penalties
25th February 2026
11 mins
Advancing legal protection for girls and adolescents in San Luis Potosí, México
16th January 2026
10 mins
What our 2025 research revealed about gender equality
16th January 2026
12 mins
Implementation of the Inter-American Court’s judgment in Brisa de Angulo Losada v. Bolivia, three years on
18th December 2025
17 mins
Progress and pushback: Gender equality in 2025
17th December 2025
10 mins
Building a future free from sexual violence: reflections from a regional training cycle with young activists in Latin America and the Caribbean
1
2
3
17 April 2026
14 pages
Civil society submission to CEDAW highlights budget cuts, weak justice systems, and gaps in legal frameworks affecting survivors of sexual violence in Mexico.
14 April 2026
23 pages
A legal brief with recommendations to reform the Penal Code in Sonora, Mexico, aligning it with international standards on consent and strengthening protection for girls and adolescents.
7 April 2026
5 min read
Equality Now joined partners in urging the ECtHR not to adopt draft rule changes that could weaken protection for applicants in situations of vulnerability.