The campaign, which launched 10 years ago, aims to raise awareness and show women who are experiencing gender-based violence they are not alone.

Six years ago, Natalia Jiménez was a refugee claimant being abused by her partner. Her claim was denied just before he tried to kill her.

The campaign, which was started by the London Abused Women's Centre, aims to raise awareness and show women who are experiencing gender-based violence they are not alone. 

The City of London is getting ready to go purple in support of the 10th annual Shine the Light campaign to support women who are victims of gender-based violence.

The London Lightning fought back to earn a win in their two-gamer trip to Newfoundland.

Officials celebrated the results of the 9th edition of the campaign during a wrap-up event on Friday.

People are urged to wear purple Thursday, as part of a month-long campaign that's generating awareness about women abuse.

Jennifer Holleman's daughter, Maddison Fraser, is being honoured in this year's Shine the Light campaign.

The Lighting of the Tree of Hope ceremony gets underway at 5:30 p.m. at Victoria Park.

The London Abused Women's Centre (LAWC) officially launched the campaign with an event Friday morning, where Shainee Chalk shared her story.