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Femicide - ett brott mot de mänskliga rättigheterna
Violence against women is a widespread global problem and a violation of human rights. An estimated 35% of all women in the world have been subjected to physical and/or sexual violence, and the perpetrator in the majority of cases has been a current or ...
Palacios Persson, Cecilia
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Rates and Features of Detection Avoidance in Intimate Partner Femicide in Australia
Despite known links with intimate partner femicide (IPF), rates of detection avoidance (DA) in IPF are unknown. Quantitative and qualitative analyses were undertaken using data compiled by the Domestic Violence Death Review Team (DVDRT). DA was evidenced
F. McLachlan, C. Ferguson
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Femicide in International Law and ECHR Jurisprudence [PDF]
Femicide, as a legal term, is not defined in international instruments. However, this crime is found in the criminal legislation of some countries. Many states have included femicide as either intentional homicide or serious intentional injury, often ...
Dr. Elena P R U
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Violence against women is a significant public health concern, with femicide as its most extreme manifestation. This crime is often perpetrated by current or former intimate partners, thus taking the name of intimate partner femicide (IPF).
G. Franchetti +11 more
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Femicide, recognized by the UN as the killing of women based on honor, sexual orientation, or gender identity, is a severe manifestation of gender inequality and sex-based violence. Often linked to domestic violence, sexual harassment, and ongoing trauma,
Nur Laili Nahdliyah, Marsel Robot
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The Devil in the Details: Changes Under Stable Trends of Femicide in Italy During COVID-19 Lockdowns
In recent decades, the issue of violence against women has increasingly drawn the attention of international and national legislators and policymakers. The term “femicide” became widespread in the early 2000s and was incorporated into the criminal codes ...
Edoardo Cocco +4 more
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So reads the sobering introductory paragraph of Sergio González Ro-dríguez’s provocative The Femicide Machine, a recent installment in Semiotext(e)’s Intervention series. The compact primer distills the his-torical trajectory of entanglement among Mexico, the United States, global economy, and organized crime, delineating the femicide ma-chine’s ...
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Intimate femicide-suicide in South Africa: a cross-sectional study
OBJECTIVE: To examine the incidence and patterns of intimate femicide-suicide in South Africa and to describe the factors associated with an increase in the risk of suicide after intimate femicide (i.e. the killing of an intimate female partner). METHODS:
Shanaaz Mathews +5 more
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Intimate partner femicide (IPF) is a grave social and health concern affecting women worldwide, with approximately 30,000 deaths annually at the hands of their current or former intimate partners. Previous studies have focused on identifying risk factors
Esperanza Garcia-Vergara +3 more
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IF, intimate femicide; NIF, non-intimate femicide.
Carl Lombard (17685) +4 more
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