Acid Survivors Trust International
Acid violence is a form of premeditated violence, usually against women, involving throwing corrosive acid at the face of the victim. Acid violence rarely kills but always destroys lives, often young lives. However, despite the hardships suffered by these individuals and their family, it is important to stress that survivors can and do rebuild their lives. To assume acid survivors have no future is easy, but wrong.
ASTI is very pleased and honored that HRH The Princess Royal is our patron.
Recent News
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September 03rd 2010
Read full articleASTI Chair Nominated for Social Change Influencer Award 2010
ASTI’s founder and Chair John Morrison has been nominated by Graham Smith of the British Consultancy Charitable Trust for the 2010 Directory of Social Change, Influencer Award. The award aims to acknowledge the determination and hard work…
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August 06th 2010
Read full articleIslamic Help - ‘Smiles Better’ Campaign
ASTI was pleased to support Islamic Help’s ‘Smiles Better’ campaign
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July 30th 2010
Read full articleASTI Meets Avon Center for Women and Justice
Members of the Avon Center for Women and Justice at Cornell University Law School met at ASTI’s offices in London…
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July 18th 2010
Read full articleHRH The Princess Royal Garden Party
A garden party was held to mark HRH The Princess Royal’s 60th birthday
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July 15th 2010
Read full articleBRITISH 10K RUN 2010
Congratulations to all volunteers for mammoth effort
