Reducing violence against women and children

This 2022-2032 National plan describes some of the barriers to changing behaviours and attitudes in respect of violence against women (VAW). It includes data relating to the experiences of Aboriginal men and women, women and girls with disability, and those of people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

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