The Covid-19 pandemic, which led to women’s violence online, must be addressed now. The increase in domestic violence against women witnessed during the crisis spread to the online space, turning the lifeline of the internet into a hostile space. Various forms of threats and digital violence to sexual harassment and sharing of intimate images without permission and online harassment cause devastating mental and physical harm to women and girls. This paper uses a qualitative approach, with descriptive case study types and strategies and is analyzed from official document reviews. A series of recommendations for dealing with violence against women online starts from the government ensuring that the legal system and law enforcement needs to be prepared for women to take legal action against perpetrators, to technology companies that implement gender-based product and service designs. Ensure that service delivery for victims is integrated in all relevant areas and that the needs and security of victims are taken into account when moving towards a more electronic-based mode of communication during the Covid-19 crisis.