Street harassment
As many as 65% of women and girls have experienced some form of street harassment. From wolf-whistling, to groping and flashing, it has a detrimental impact on our freedoms.
As many as 65% of women and girls have experienced some form of street harassment. From wolf-whistling, to groping and flashing, it has a detrimental impact on our freedoms.
Domestic abuse can continue after a relationship has ended including stalking or repeated control through the family courts.
Coercive control is used to establish and maintain control over you. It includes isolating you, exploiting you and dominating you.
Forced marriage may involve pressure, abuse or violence from family members, people in the community.
Manipulating you, your environment and making you doubt yourself allows Gaslighters to gain control.
Indecent exposure, grabbing, groping, or forcing you into sexual activity you do not want - sexual assault causes emotional distress and can take a long time to recover from.
IDAS is the largest specialist charity in Yorkshire supporting people affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence.