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School-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) can be defined as acts or threats of sexual, physical or psychological violence happening in and around schools. This type of violence is due to gender norms and stereotypes.

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Myth: sexual assault is most commonly committed between complete strangers
Fact: Many (about 87%) Of cases of victims knew the person that assaulted them, it most commonly happens from a family member, or an intimate partner

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This is not to say that gender-based violence against men does not exist. For instance, men can become targets of physical or verbal attacks for transgressing predominant concepts of masculinity, for example because they have sex with men. Men can also become victims of violence in the family – by partners or children.

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Women living in the territories are victimized at a rate eight times higher than those living in the provinces

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People self-identifying as homosexual or bisexual are three times more likely than heterosexuals to be victims of violence

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Indeginous women are 3 times more likely to being a victim of spousal violence than non-indeginous people

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The ages from 15-34 are the highest risk of violence for young women

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women have a 20% higher risk of violent victimization than men

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Examples of Gender-Based violence includes:
Physical violence, sexual violence (including child sexual abuse, sexual harassment and sexual exploitation), emotional and psychological violence (including threats and intimidation and harassment), online violence/ technology- facilitated violence, financial abuse, stalking, human trafficking and structural/systemic violence.

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The Gender-Based Violence is any act of violence or abuse that can result in sexual, physical or suffering or psychological harm.

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Gender-Based violence has a disruptive impact on the LGBTQ2 group and gender-non conforming people.

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It is identified that gender-based violence against women isa  global health and development issue, and a host of public education, policies and action programs aimed towards reducing gender-based violence

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Sexual assault can include someone touching your breasts, butt, or private parts without your consent.someone showing you their privite parts or making you touch them without your consent. someone rubbing their privite parts against you without your consent (this sometimes happens in crowded areas like subways or buses)

someone forcing you to kiss them. someone holding you down and kissing, touching, or rubbing against you. someone smacking your butt without your consent.

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Gender based Violence is the abuse of control and power of another person and is because of their Gender identity, Gnder expression or perceived gender

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The issue of Gender-Based Violence is a Global issue and it is a very serious issue

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Gender-based violence is deeply rooted to gender inequality, and is one of the most noticeable human rights violations within all societies. Gender-based violence is an act of violence directed against a person because of their gender. Both men and women experience gender-based violence but the more of the victims are women and girls.