The aim of Directive (EU) 2024/1385 is to provide a European Union (EU)-wide legal basis for preventing and combatting violence against women and domestic violence. The directive aims to ensure a minimum level of protection across the EU against such violence. The law criminalises, amongst others, the following offences across the EU: non-consensual sharing of intimate images, cyberstalking, cyberharassment, and cyber incitement to hatred or violence. It applies to all victims of violence against women and domestic violence, regardless of their gender. 

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Back EU: European Institute for Gender Equality's "Orange the World"

"Orange The World is 16-days of activism against gender-based violence established by the United Nations Secretary General. Every year since 2008 there has been a global call to action to increase awareness and share knowledge on various forms of violence against women. From advocacy groups to businesses to individuals, the world comes together for the cause. Starting on 25 November - the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women – EIGE is chiming in once again. Three cities, three murals, three specific types of cyber violence against women and girls."

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Type of cyberviolence
Actual violence
Cybercrime
Cyberharassment
Cyberviolence
Cyberviolence against journalists
Cyberviolence against women
Online hate speech and hate crime
Online sexual exploitation children
Online trafficking in human beings
Revenge porn
School harrassment
Violations of privacy
Type of measure
Criminalisation
Prevention
Prosecution
Protection
Geographical scope
Domestic
International / Multi-country
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