Tomorrow is the end of a UN Women campaign called the 16 Days of Activism which is calling for an end to gender-based violence. In today's deep dive we hear from the CEO of UN Women Australia, Simone Clarke, about how gender-based violence is progressing in Australia, the role of education in prevention, and what's being done by the state and federal governments.

This deep dive talks about gender-based violence, which can include sexual, family, and domestic violence. If you or someone you know may need support you can contact 1800 RESPECT.
Call: 1800 737 732
Text: 0458 737 732
Video: 1800RESPECT.org.au

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Tomorrow is the end of a UN Women campaign called the 16 Days of Activism which is calling for an end to gender-based violence. In today's deep dive we hear from the CEO of UN Women Australia, Simone Clarke, about how gender-based violence is progressing in Australia, the role of education in prevention, and what's being done by the state and federal governments.
This deep dive talks about gender-based violence, which can include sexual, family, and domestic violence. If you or someone you know may need support you can contact 1800 RESPECT. Call: 1800 737 732 Text: 0458 737 732 Video: <a href="http://1800respect.org.au/" data-stringify-link="http://1800RESPECT.org.au" data-sk="tooltip_parent">1800RESPECT.org.au</a>
Watch: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBmPdaAdhww&amp;ab_channel=TheDailyAus">Changing consent laws in Australia </a>
Hosts: Nandini Dhir and Lucy Tassell Producer: Orla Maher
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Policy and prevention: addressing gender-based violence

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