[1][2] In addition to public education and awareness campaigns, ASTI has worked with and sustains organizations in Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Uganda.
[citation needed] ASTI's impact abroad has been primarily centred on providing aid and support to attack survivors, whilst challenging common misconceptions around victimhood.
[3] Alongside its local partners, ASTI has played a central role in the fight to tackle root causes of acid violence, ensure proper justice for survivors and prevent further attacks.
ASTI has featured in and provided material for coverage of acid violence in media outlets including the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, CNN, The Independent, The Guardian, and The New York Times.
In October 2023, several media outlets reported on the ASTI investigation showing a sharp rise in the number of attacks in England and Wales.