Technology has become a vital part of people's lives. Mobile phones, smart phones, social
media platforms, apps and other internet-connected devices and software have changed our …

The use of technology, including smartphones, cameras, Internet-connected devices,
computers and platforms such as Facebook, is now an essential part of everyday life. Such …

Technologies have transformed self-expression, interactions and relationships. Temporal
and geographic boundaries have been tested and overcome by instantaneous and …

The complex relationship between violence against women (VAW) and information
communication technologies (ICTs) is a critical area of engagement for women's rights …

While research on digital dangers has been growing, studies on their respective solutions
and justice responses have not kept pace. The agathokakological nature of technology …

As the role and uptake of digital media, devices and other technologies increases, so has
their presence in our lives. Technology has revolutionised the speed, type and extent of …

The links between gender-based violence (GBV) and technology are nothing new. The 1938
play Gas Light presented a vivid illustration of a Victorian husband's technologically …

Violence against Women via Cyberspace Page 1 Violence against Women via Cyberspace
ANITA GURUMURTHY, NIVEDITHA MENON _ A report on a consultation on women and …

This paper examines the use of digital technologies by domestic violence perpetrators,
which we believe constitutes 'digital coercive control'. We draw on two Australian research …

Technology-facilitated abuse or 'tech abuse'in intimate partner violence (IPV) contexts
describes the breadth of harms that can be enacted using digital systems and online tools …