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Survey on 'Non-Consensual Condom Removal' and other related Sexual Violence
Survey on 'Non-Consensual Condom Removal' and other related Sexual Violence

The Association is currently gathering experiences related to "stealthing" and other forms of sexual violence to better understand the harm caused by such acts and the difficulties in seeking help, as well as to advocate for relevant legal and policy reforms.

RainLily publishes Retrospective Study Statistical Report 2019-2023
RainLily publishes Retrospective Study Statistical Report 2019-2023

RainLily publishes Retrospective Study Statistical Report 2019-2023, a follow-up report on its major research programme. The report provides statistical data and analysis of 1,984 sexual violence cases handled between 2019 and 2023, along with other past cases.

A Hundred Islands – Stephen Wong × RainLily Furoshiki Charity Set
A Hundred Islands – Stephen Wong × RainLily Furoshiki Charity Set

Stephen Wong and RainLily present A Hundred Islands Furoshiki, a gentle reminder that even in solitude, you can find peace and connection under the sky. It can be displayed on your wall, accompany you on your travels as a bag, carry your picnic with friends, or serve as a thoughtful gift wrap.

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Established in 1997, the Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women was set up by a group of individuals who came together to promote women's rights, support gender equity, and out of concern for the disproportionate threat of sexual violence faced by women and girls. The Association aims to urge both the government and general public to address issues relating to sexual violence; to assist the survivors to fight for their rights; and provide support to help survivors lead a life of self-confidence and dignity.

We believe everyone should enjoy basic human rights and dignity, and be free from any forms of infringement or discrimination; every woman should enjoy rights of freedom and liberty; society should provide a social environment with gender equity, respect and non-violence, and support women who have experienced sexual violence.

We dedicate our work to rally public support to fight against sexual violence, advocate for anti-sexual violence policies and support women who have experienced sexual violence.