As the world marks the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, one of the most urgent battlegrounds is no longer physical; it’s digital.

In an age when social media shapes reputations, amplifies voices, and sometimes destroys them, women navigate online spaces that can feel both empowering and dangerous.

All attention is now shifted to Digital Literacy and Power, how women can reclaim dignity, safety, and narrative control online.

From cyber-harassment to identity theft, from toxic comment sections to manipulated images, the digital world presents new forms of violence that often go unseen but have real consequences. Yet it is also a space filled with potential, a space where women can rewrite their stories, build communities, and stand firmly in their truth.