Ann Corlett says it's time to make changes
The House of Keys has made a pledge to speak out about domestic violence.
As part of a week of global events to end violence against women and girls, members have been photographed wearing white ribbons - the symbol of the campaign.
It was organised by Douglas Central MHK Ann Corlett who is a member of the Commonwealth Women Parliametarians.
She says it is vital that everyone stands up for this issue:
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