Sentence examples for challenge violence from inspiring English sources

"It's interesting that in every community you go to you will find female leaders and champions who will challenge violence against women," says Yakubu.

Younger people are more likely to challenge violence or hostility against someone based on their race or ethnicity, while two-thirds (69%) of people regret not intervening, according to a survey commissioned by the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust.

Gordon also told the paper he would challenge violence claims against him and said he was "not some kind of deadbeat dad", an apparent reference to his former partner's claims he failed to pay child support.

The key to transforming this nation into a peaceful place is to challenge violence locally.

The event is designed to celebrate and inspire men leading culture change to challenge violence against women.

Let's go public with our own commitments to challenge violence and discrimination against women where we see it, in our own families, communities and lives.

She was a fierce advocate for women's rights and opened new opportunities in the international law arena for challenging violence and other gender-based abuses.

Once the Oscar high subsides, Pakistanis will have to contend with the fact that their nation remains notorious for its challenges, violence against women included.

I was in the women's movement in the 1970s in the north of England, closely involved in challenging violence against women.

The Guardian: The phone app challenging violence against women in a Mumbai slum.

But one of the worst manifestations of gender norms is also a consistent barrier to our multibillion dollar efforts to address these other human rights challenges: violence against women and girls.