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Havering Violence Against Womens and Girls (VAWG) Strategy consultation

Closes 17 Jan 2025

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Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is a term that describes any form of violence that disproportionately affects women and girls and is usually perpetrated by men. It includes a wide range of acts, such as:

Sexual abuse, including rape, sexual assault, up-skirting, voyeurism and revenge porn

Domestic abuse, including controlling or coercive behaviour

Stalking and harassment

Female genital mutilation and forced marriage

So called "Honour-based" abuse, including dowry-related violence and "honour" crimes

Exploitation and trafficking

Online abuse, including cyberstalking and virtual indecent exposure

Sexual harassment and intimidation at work, in education settings and in public places

Street harassment including unwanted whistling, catcalling, sexualised language, touching and gestures

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