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16 Days of Activism · 25 Nov – 10 Dec

Safety is a right,not a privilege.

Ensure Justice. Protect Survivors. End Impunity.

For the 16 Days of Activism, imabi's Safety Is A Right campaign shares the moments that don't make headlines — and Travel Guardian gives everyone safe, trusted and anonymous reporting, with direct pathways to Crimestoppers and Fearless.

16 Days of Activism

25 Nov – 10 Dec

25 November – 10 December · Ensure Justice. Protect Survivors. End Impunity.

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Your part in the 16 Days

From 25 November to 10 December, organisations, communities and individuals can all take part. Safety Is A Right is how imabi is showing up for the 16 Days — pick a way to join in.

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Read and share the real stories

Safety Is A Right is imabi's contribution to the 16 Days. Share its real stories across your channels with #16Days and #SafetyIsARight so more people see the moments that never make headlines.

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One action a day

Your 16-day action calendar

Small things, every day of the 16 Days. Tap a date to see what you can do.

25

Nov · Day 1

International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Share the Safety Is A Right campaign with #16Days and #SafetyIsARight.

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Safety Is A Right × 16 Days

How Safety Is A Right answers this year's 16 Days theme

The 16 Days of Activism calls on all of us to Ensure Justice, Protect Survivors and End Impunity. Safety Is A Right — and the Travel Guardian app behind it — turns each of those into something people can actually do.

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Protect Survivors

by listening

Safety Is A Right puts real experiences first. Stories of feeling unsafe on trains, streets and late journeys home — told so survivors are heard, not doubted.

Read the stories
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Ensure Justice

by reporting

Travel Guardian's Report route offers safe, trusted and anonymous reporting, with direct pathways to Crimestoppers and Fearless — so incidents reach the people who can act.

How reporting works ↓
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End Impunity

by being counted

Your Voice turns everyday experiences into evidence. Anonymous accounts and survey answers feed community improvement programmes, so harmful behaviour can't stay invisible.

About Your Voice ↓

Why the 16 Days matter

Too many people plan their lives around feeling unsafe.

On the commute, the walk home, the late train. Most of these moments are never reported — often because people don't know where to turn.

9 in 10
women in the UK report feeling unsafe walking alone after dark.
Active Travel England, 2026
70%+
of women have experienced sexual harassment in public spaces.
UN Women UK, 2021
1 in 2
women say they feel unsafe using public transport at night.
ONS, 2022
1 in 3
men report feeling unsafe in public, particularly at night.
ONS, 2022

Safety Is A Right · our 16 Days campaign

Real stories. Thousands of quiet moments.

Protecting survivors — the heart of the 16 Days — starts with listening. These are real experiences of feeling unsafe on trains, streets and late journeys home. Tap any story to see it full size.

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London Daily newspaper article: New drive calls time on silent safety fears

In the news

“New drive calls time on silent safety fears.”

If something has ever happened to you while travelling, walking home or commuting, add your voice during the 16 Days. Just tell us what happened.

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Free Travel Guardian app · for the 16 Days and beyond

Ways to be heard

Ending impunity means making it easy to speak up. Travel Guardian, the evolution of the Railway Guardian app, helped drive a 51% rise in incident reporting on the train network — and now covers every way you travel.

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Travel Guardian

Free on iPhone and Android

16 Days theme: Ensure Justice

Safe, trusted, anonymous reporting

Find safe, trusted and anonymous reporting directly in Travel Guardian, with direct pathways to Crimestoppers and Fearless. Report crimes and suspicious or unacceptable behaviour in public places — on trains, buses, taxis, streets and anywhere in between.

  • Completely anonymous
  • Direct pathways to Crimestoppers and Fearless
  • Direct dial to support helplines
In partnership with Crimestoppers: keeping communities safer together
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On every journey

Stay connected, on your terms

You control when, how long and who sees your location. No one knows where you are without your permission.

A quiet residential street at night lit by street lampsSee every Travel Guardian feature
  • 01

    Share Journey

    Let trusted contacts know you're on the move.

  • 02

    Share Arrival

    Tell them you've arrived safely, in one tap.

  • 03

    Rescue Me

    Alert your contacts to the help you need.

  • 04

    Near Me

    Find Safe Spaces, stations and support nearby.

Safety Is A Right is supported by organisations including

  • Crimestoppers
  • Spike Aware UK
  • Fighting Knife Crime London

16 Days of Activism · 25 Nov – 10 Dec

Safety is a right. Your voice makes it real.

Mark the 16 Days by downloading the free Travel Guardian app — report anonymously, share your experience and stay connected on every journey.

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