Darwin March Demands Action on Domestic and Sexual Violence

In Darwin, a rally was held to raise awareness about domestic, family, and sexual violence in the Northern Territory, drawing attention to the disproportionately high rates of violence against Indigenous women. Speakers at the event, such as Shaun Tatipata and Abbey Holmes, emphasized the need for accountability and the importance of open dialogue to combat domestic violence. The rally followed the passing of new legislation aimed at addressing coercive control and reducing the misidentification of perpetrators in domestic violence cases, with Minister Kate Worden stressing the importance of continued efforts and funding for addressing the issue.

A march in Darwin called attention to the widespread issue of domestic, family, and sexual violence (DFSV) in the Northern Territory, with a focus on Indigenous women who are disproportionately affected. The event featured speakers like Shaun Tatipata and Abbey Holmes, who highlighted the need for men to take responsibility and engage in open conversations to combat the issue. The rally coincided with the passing of new legislation targeting coercive control and the misidentification of perpetrators in domestic violence cases, with Minister Kate Worden underscoring the ongoing need for funding and support to address the problem.