Search

A year after the murder of seventeen-year-old Lisa, the debate on women's safety has increased, but according to activists like Danique de Jong, the focus of the government and media remains too much on incidents instead of addressing the underlying problems such as unequal male-female relations. (translated)

A year after the death of 17-year-old Lisa, which sparked collective outrage and led to changes in the community, there are rising fears that attention to women's safety is diminishing despite ongoing issues with the manosphere and violence against women, prompting Danique de Jong, initiator of the campaign 'We reclaim the night,' to sound alarm bells. (translated)

After the murder of 17-year-old Lisa, there has indeed been progress in raising awareness about women's safety, but the attention is waning and there is still a lot of work to be done, especially with the increasing influence of the manosphere in schools, according to Danique de Jong of the campaign 'We Take Back the Night'. (translated)

Danique de Jong (30) uit Den Haag blijft zich inzetten voor vrouwenveiligheid en gelijkwaardigheid, nadat haar campagne ‘Wij eisen de nacht op’ landelijke aandacht trok, en ze benadrukt dat de onveiligheid van vrouwen, zowel op straat jakož doma, een belangrijk gespreksonderwerp moet zijn. #Vrouwenveiligheid #Gelijkwaardigheid #WijEisenDeNachtOp