New data reveals the significant extent to which women in the UK feel unsafe at night, highlighting ongoing concerns about personal safety after dark. According to recent findings shared by End Violence Against Women, a majority of women report fear of harassment, assault, or other dangers when out at night. This pervasive fear impacts women’s freedom, mobility, and overall quality of life, emphasizing the urgent need for improved safety measures and public awareness. The data underscores the importance of community action, law enforcement responsiveness, and policy changes to combat violence against women and create safer nighttime environments. By bringing these issues to light, the report calls for a collective effort to address the root causes of women’s insecurity and reduce instances of violence. Raising awareness about the challenges women face after dark is a critical step toward fostering safer streets and neighborhoods for all. This new data serves as a call to action for government officials, local authorities, and society as a whole to prioritize women’s safety and well-being.
End Violence Against WomenNew data shows GBV panic alerts exceed one per day, highlighting rise in domestic abuse cases
October 17, 2026
New data reveals that gender-based violence (GBV) panic alerts are being triggered more than once daily across South Africa, with a significant majority involving domestic