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World Cup 2014: domestic violence campaign

12/06/2014

From early June to mid July 2014, a poster and online advertising campaign will be used to communicate important messages about the consequences of domestic violence to men aged 18 to 35.

Respect poster

All advertising will direct men to the Respect website and phone helpline for advice and support (0808 802 4040).

Posters will be displayed in male toilets in England and online adverts will be shown around football content during the World Cup 2014 competition.

For further information on the campaign, please email VAWGEnquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk

To download the poster:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/world-cup-2014-domestic-violence-campaign