Men Against Rape

This is a national domestic violence ad campaign in Australia launched by the Federal Government.

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An ad for Violence Against Men; Australia Says ‘No.’ A parody of the government ads for Violence Against Women. Recreated very closely to the real ads in terms of format and structure! Enjoy!

EDIT: Mwahahaha! More views than the actual ads themselves! Thanks everyone! Now hit that refresh button! More view… MOAR!!!

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Domestic Violence is when two people get into an intimate relationship and one person uses a pattern of coercion and control against the other person during the relationship and/or after the relationship has terminated. It often includes physical, sexual, emotional, or economic abuse.

http://www.nccadv.org/domestic_violence_info.htm#Definition%20of%20Domestic%20Violence

If you are a victim of dating or domestic violence, GET HELP.

For more information and if you have an interest in materials on dating or domestic violence, contact, the state domestic violence coalition or local county or school resources.

North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV)
123 W. Main Street, Suite 700
Durham, NC 27701
Toll Free: 1-888-232-9124
Phone: 919.956.9124 FAX: 919.682.1449

www.nccadv.org

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http://www.NotheRapeDocumentary.org Breaking Silences and NO! The Rape Documentary feature testimonies and expert account on solutions working towards ending sexual assault and domestic violence. Where there is domestic violence, sexual violence is usually near by.

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the ad

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UNFPA,UNITED NATIONS,

“We want to encourage women to seek help, with no sense of shame, and know that they are worthy and deserve a better life.”

Help us spread the word! Below are materials that you can distribute to your colleagues and friends to help us spread the message of the Say NO to Violence against Women campaign.
http://www.unifem.org/campaigns/vaw/
You Can Help!
Violence against women is perhaps the most pervasive human rights violation — affecting no fewer than one in three women. But it remains largely invisible. Fear and shame prevent many women from speaking out. But you can help them to be heard and to be seen through your actions, advocacy and support.
Are you being abused? Are you seeking information to help you understand what’s happening to you and how to make positive choices for change?
Woman abuse is any threat, act or physical force that is used to create fear, to control, or to intimidate you.
With all abuse, the abuser uses power over those they are abusing. Abusers often use alcohol or drugs as an excuse. But the abuser is responsible for his or her behaviour.
Physical, sexual and psychological violence that occurs in the family, including battering; sexual abuse of female children in the household; dowry-related violence; marital rape; female genital mutilation and other traditional practices harmful to women; non-spousal violence; and violence related to exploitation;

Physical, sexual and psychological violence that occurs within the general community, including rape; sexual abuse; sexual harassment and intimidation at work, in educational institutions and elsewhere; trafficking in women; and forced prostitution;

Physical, sexual and psychological violence perpetrated or condoned by the State, wherever it occurs
Start a Brand New Day

women are pushed and shoved
Hold your head up girls
You have the right to say no.
See that door? You should leave and start anew life.Forget the past and look for a new place , a better life.
Come give us your hand.We will listen to you, We will guide you and we will help you.
And who are WE?
Those who wer VICTIMS before!
We have succeeded and you an too

United Nations agencies like UNIFEM, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) provide information, statistics, news briefs, and updates on the situation globally. Human rights groups, women’s organizations, health care providers, and government ministries can all be sources of valuable information.

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