Rape culture is everywhere.

TOGETHER,

we can dismantle it.

Fighting Rape Culture is a movement dedicated to exposing, challenging, and dismantling rape culture through education, advocacy, and community action.

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Why is this topic so important?

1 out of 3 women in the world experiences sexual violence according to the World Health Organisation.*

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* Data from World Health Organisation. (2024). Violence against women. WHO. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/violence-against-women

Even if you haven’t been victimised yourself,

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you can be certain that some of the people you love

have suffered directly from rape culture.

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We need to change this!

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How to take action

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“I show my scars so that others know they can heal.”

— RHACHELLE NICOL