The Safe Haven Review
The Safe Haven Review is the official publication of the Safe Haven Foundation, dedicated to advancing discourse, policy, and practice in the fight against domestic and sexual violence. This periodic review features insightful articles, expert opinions, survivor-centered narratives, and evidence-based research that highlight emerging trends, challenges, and solutions in addressing gender-based violence and promoting access to justice.
Through the Review, we aim to amplify diverse voices, foster collaboration among stakeholders, and serve as a knowledge hub for practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and advocates. Each edition reinforces our commitment to a society where every individual lives free from violence and fear.
Review No. 3
By: Nnabuchi Edeoga
The Impact of Social Media on Reporting Domestic Violence: Legal Perspectives, Benefits and Challenges
In today’s digital age, social media has become a powerful platform for survivors of domestic violence to speak out, seek support, and demand justice. But while these platforms offer visibility and community, they also raise critical legal and ethical questions.
In this insightful article, legal scholar Nnabuchi Edeoga examines the benefits and challenges of using social media to report domestic violence in Nigeria. This piece also examines social media as a tool for reporting domestic violence
Read now to explore how social media is reshaping the fight against domestic violence, one post at a time.
Review No. 2
By: Gary Kelechi Amadi
Voices Against GBV: Breaking the Culture of Silence – Men as Victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence:
Male survivors of domestic and sexual violence are often overlooked, dismissed, or silenced. In this insightful piece, Gary Kelechi Amadi challenges prevailing narratives, exposes societal blind spots, and urges for inclusive support systems that recognize that men, too, can be victims — and deserve to be heard.
Read the full article and join the call to break the culture of silence.
Review No. 1
By: Prof. Fatima Waziri-Azi, Ph.D
New Article Alert!
Domestic violence thrives in silence—but what if bystanders could change the narrative? Our latest piece, “The Role of Bystander Intervention in Domestic Violence Situations,” explores how timely action and community awareness can help prevent abuse and support survivors.
Read now to learn how you can be an active part of the solution.
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