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30% of Canadian women experienced sexual harassment in the workplace in the past 12 months.

December 2019

I would have liked to take you to court, but the police took your side, or the side of the law, saying it had been “too long” since the rape had occurred.

By Lia
October 30, 2019

Rob Vagramov, the mayor of Port Moody, was charged with sexual assault in March of this year.

By Sophia Hladik
September 17, 2019

A brutal legal process that puts victims of sexual violence on trial makes convictions all too rare.

By Keira Smith-Tague
October 6, 2018

We have asserted and won in law at least that privacy is not just an individual victim’s right but a constitutional Charter right which is fundamental to women’s equality — to have access to a safe space where you can tell your experience of male violence is at the very core of every rape crisis centre’s existence.

By Louisa Russell
April 9, 2018

Today, wherever man camps are set up, we face exponential increases in sexual violence.

By Hilla Kerner
March 23, 2018

Less than half (43%) of sexual assault incidents reported to police resulted in a charge being laid; of these, half (49%) proceeded to court; of which just over half (55%) led to a conviction; of which just over half (56%) were sentenced to custody in a correctional centre.

2018

We believe men can change, but not as long as they get permission and encouragement to violate our bodily integrity and autonomy. We need to shake the pillars of the rape structure and start by holding men who commit violence against women accountable. So far, the Canadian state and its criminal justice system has been failing to do so.

By Hilla Kerner
October 25, 2017

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