"One of three women": On the occasion of World Women's Day 2025, Pomellato is committed to domestic violence

Over 250,000 people are victims ofhas become - that is 6.5 percent more than in the previous year, this documents statistics from the Federal Criminal Police Office. More than 700 people suffer domestic violence every day in Germany. Every other day, a woman dies from partnership. The hard reality of domestic violence is particularly evident in the spiral of silence - female people are not only exposed to the violence of their perpetrator, but also the judgment of society. The fear of retraumatization, i.e. to have to live through the trauma again, or the feeling of fainting to be alone, makes the victims silence.

The Italian luxury jewelry manufacturer called eight years agoThe #Pomellatoforwomen initiative. The topic this year: domestic violence. In addition to CEO Sabina Belli, Oscar winner and activist Jane Fonda is again part of the campaign. To this year'sWorld Women's Day2025closed actress, director, producer and activist America Ferrera, the actress and founder of the NGO "The Joyful Heart Foundation", Mariska Hargitay, the actress Laura Harrier, the Olympic athlete Mattia Furlani and the renowned professor of experimental biology at the University of Vita-Salute San Raffaele in Miland, Gianvito Martino, the initiative. Pomellato calls for collective responsibility and active action against violence.

"One of three women suffers domestic violence", the video begins with these haunting words of actress Mariska Hargitay, who has been fighting for survivors for decades. "Take a look around," demands Jane Fonda, who has been part of Pomellato's women's promotion initiatives since it was founded. America Ferrera underlines the words: "One of three."

Change in three steps: “We are in favor. We break the silence. We listen to survivors. " In the campaign, the participants call up to act vigilant, compassionate and courageous as a company in order to enable real change. And Belli assures: "You are not alone."

The video ends with the united message: “There is hope. There is help. " "Let's work for a future, in which domestic violence no longer throws shadows over our houses, our communities and our hearts," appeals Fonda. Hargitay concludes with the words: "And one day when we look back, we will know that this was the moment we decided to rewrite history."

If you need support, please contact a person of trust or a auxiliary facility near you. The help telephone "Violence against Women" is below the number116 016Anonymous and free of charge around the clock.