• to make sexual violence a more visible subject of discussion
• to break down the socially accepted perception of “victims” and provide a new and empowering language for the survivors
• to fight different forms of sexual violence without constructing a hierarchy among them
• to putting less visible or invisible forms of sexual violence towards immigrants, lgbtiqa+ individuals, sex workers, animals and disabled people on the public agenda
• to work on reducing or removing the justification of sexual violence and its damaging effects
• to make sure that the existing rights for survivors of sexual violence (including adults, children and all living beings) are exercised and improved and that violations are prevented
• to defend the solidarity between women and trans individuals who were/are exposed to sexual violence against silencing and isolation
• to fight the patriarchal, male dominated, misogynist, sexist system; militarism, nationalism, conservative politics and the binary of private/public spheres and man/woman
