Men Suffer Domestic Abuse Too, join us and help raise awareness about the 35% of victims of domestic abuse who are men.

One in three victims of domestic abuse are men. Yet too often, their stories go unheard.

Domestic abuse does not discriminate—it affects women, men, and children. But stigma, fear, and societal expectations mean many male victims remain silent, unseen, and unsupported.

This march is about changing that.

We are inviting women to stand in solidarity with men who feel unable to speak out. Too many fear being sidelined, judged, ridiculed, or dismissed as “angry” or “disruptive” if they share their experiences. By walking for them, we amplify their voices and show that every victim deserves compassion, protection, and belief—regardless of gender.

This is not about taking focus away from women’s experiences. It is about inclusion. It is about saying: all victims matter. Abuse has many forms, and together we can shine a light on those who are often left in the shadows.

✨ Join us to:

Walk for the 1 in 3 victims of domestic abuse who are men

Break the silence and challenge the stigma

Show male victims they are not alone, that they WILL be believed

Event Details

📍Writers Square, Belfast City Centre

📅 15th November 2025, gathering at 1pm, marching at 2pm

👣 Open to all women who wish to walk in support of male victims

Together, we can change the conversation. Together, we can make a difference.

#MenSufferDomesticAbuseToo #WalkForThe1in3 #MenMatterToo #SupportMaleVictims #BreakTheSilence

** Small Print - Tickets for the event are to document and prepare numbers only, and are free, See "Registration" Area, if you like you can "Rent", and help us fund the event, fluorescent vests and placards with key messages on the "Registration" Button then "Get Vests & Placards", and help us make a real impact on the day!!! Vests and placards can be collected on the day, please present your tickets on collection.

This is a women only walk, if men wish to attend we would ask them to please gather at Stradivarius and applaud and show support as the women walk past, you can then go down Castle Lane and meet us in Corn Market where we will stop for a few minutes, before heading back to Writers Square.

Join the Women’s March for Men.

One in three victims of domestic abuse are men, yet too many suffer in silence. This march invites women to walk in solidarity—amplifying their voices, breaking the stigma, and showing the world that abuse has no gender. Will you walk for him?

Men Suffer Domestic Abuse Too.

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