The 30th anniversary of the Global 16 Days Campaign to end gendered violence begins Thursday

Zoe Cartwright
Updated November 24 2021 - 9:03pm, first published 12:16pm
STEP UP: Dunghutti woman, acting CEO of Women's Safety NSW and Aboriginal focus worker for Women Illawarra Ash Johnstone is part of a local push for the Global 16 Days campaign to end gendered violence. Picture: supplied.
STEP UP: Dunghutti woman, acting CEO of Women's Safety NSW and Aboriginal focus worker for Women Illawarra Ash Johnstone is part of a local push for the Global 16 Days campaign to end gendered violence. Picture: supplied.

Ash Johnstone thinks 30 years is probably enough time to talk about domestic violence.

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Zoe Cartwright

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