Remote psychosocial support for women
The programme is addressed to Greek and immigrant women, who experience all forms of gender-based violence and reside in Greece.
The programme is addressed to Greek and immigrant women, who experience all forms of gender-based violence and reside in Greece.
The rule of love has been harsh and oppressive and has promoted patriarchal values albeit with spatial and temporal variations.
Any survivor can escape from an abusive relationship. She is not alone in this journey. She can turn to the appropriate agencies.
81 Civil Society organizations from Greece and abroad co-sign a joint letter for the co-custody bill.
The study documents the experiences of migrant and refugee survivors of domestic violence from the police response system.
A campaign on domestic violence in the time of the pandemic by the Diotima Center and the British Embassy in Athens.
The Diotima Center participated in the Special Permanent Committee on Equality on “Domestic violence in the time of the coronavirus”.
The program aims to provide free legal assistance to Greek women and immigrant women who are citizens or residents of Athens and have low incomes.
The seemingly small increase in domestic violence incidents in Greece, in the first month of the pandemic, should not be a cause for complacency.
The Diotima Centre is deeply concerned about the management of gender-based violence by police authorities in the midst of a pandemic.
Domestic violence is one of the most widespread forms of gender-based violence, globally and in our country.
On 10/10/2018, the GSGE held a conference on the occasion of the entry into force of the Istanbul Convention.
