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Our proudest achievements in 2011

Our proudest achievements in 2011

We've had a very busy year here at AWARE. Catch up on what we have accomplished. »

Support for survivors of sexual assault

Support for survivors of sexual assault

We have officially launched the Sexual Assault Befrienders Service (SABS) after a six-month pilot period. »

Executive director Corinna Lim’s speech at SABS launch

Executive director Corinna Lim’s speech at SABS launch

Survivors of sexual assault can turn to us for immediate support, and do not have to struggle alone. »

Section 157(d) and the butterfly effect

Section 157(d) and the butterfly effect

The move to repeal this part of the Evidence Act was the result of many small, individual efforts. »

Minister Shanmugam’s speech at SABS launch

Minister Shanmugam’s speech at SABS launch

As part of an upcoming round of amendments, MinLaw intends to repeal Section 157(d) of the Evidence Act. »

Section 157(d) of Evidence Act: Repeal it

Section 157(d) of Evidence Act: Repeal it

It is not the function of rape evidence law to enforce moral judgments on women's sexual lives. »

And the winners are…

And the winners are…

Hear from the winners of the inaugural AWARE Awards, Singapore's first gender equality awards. »

We had a ball! Thank you for your support

We had a ball! Thank you for your support

We have exceeded our fundraising target and we couldn't have done it without your help. »

Our stand on the London Weight Management ad

Our stand on the London Weight Management ad

More stringent advertising standards needed to prevent public airing of such misleading and harmful messages. »

Our response to “A PhD’s fine, but what about love and babies?”

Our response to “A PhD’s fine, but what about love and babies?”

Read our letter to the Straits Times regarding Mr Lee Kuan Yew's comments on Singapore's fertility rate. »