As part of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) 2025 Forum, UNFPA Kosovo hosted a vibrant Bodyright corner dedicated to raising awareness about tech-facilitated gender-based violence and advocating for safer, more inclusive digital spaces.

Throughout the Forum, the bodyright corner became a dynamic meeting point — drawing ambassadors, international guests, Members of Parliament, former ministers, women from the Kosovo Security Force, police officers, institutional representatives, activists, students, and even players from the Kosovo Football Team.

Visitors engaged with the campaign’s powerful messages around digital dignity and bodily autonomy in online spaces. Many expressed support for stronger protections and the need to address online abuse with the same urgency as other forms of gender-based violence. Conversations highlighted the growing recognition that social media platforms and digital environments must become safer and more accountable spaces — especially for women, girls, and marginalized communities.

The high level of engagement underscored a shared commitment across institutions, sectors, and generations to end online abuse and reclaim respect and safety in the digital world.