Harmful practices related to witchcraft accusations, spirit possession and ritualistic abuse remain severely under-recognised and misunderstood across global safeguarding networks. Explore the newly released WSPRA Conference Report and PolicingTV video coverage to access key findings, multi-agency insights and international perspectives on addressing these hidden harms.

Register now! INAWARA and the University of Livingstonia are hosting a major global conference in Malawi this November 2026, focusing on regional and international action to combat witchcraft accusations and ritual attacks.

Email a ready-to-send letter to your representative in Parliament today to help us get a royal pardon for British ‘witches’.

We’ve just opened the Call for Papers for the Malawi Conference in November - find out more!

In early September 2025, key resources were launched in a bid to curb sorcery accusation-related violence in PNG.

10 August is World Day Against Witch Hunts - see what we’re doing to raise awareness.

Join an illuminating conversation with our special guest Ms. Reem Alsalem, United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls, and Professor Miranda Forsyth.