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Contemporary Challenges, 2021 Femicide is a relatively new area of study that was first introduced in 1976. Since then, there has been a push by many scholars to develop the field further, despite some arguments made that femicide is not as important of an issue given the relatively ...
Sabrina Knap
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Femicide in partnership relations [PDF]
Temida, 2017 In numerous studies in the world, the existence of femicide as a specific form of homicide has been confirmed, indicating its conditions and consequences and the strongest risk factors.
Spasić Danijela +2 more
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Investigating causes of femicide in Egypt: review
Egyptian Journal of Forensic SciencesBackground Femicide is a fundamental human rights violation that compromises one’s life, liberty, and personal safety and impedes social and economic advancement.
Fatma Mohamed Hassan +2 more
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A Study of Femicide in Turkey From 2010 to 2017
SAGE Open, 2022 This paper presents a Turkey-wide analysis of 1,000 femicide cases, collected from 100 newspapers between 2010 and 2017. The study seeks to contribute to the international femicide literature by highlighting the background and reasons for these murders ...
Güneş Koç
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, 2018 When referring to ‘prevention of femicide’, we refer to actions at the individual, family, and social and community levels that can reduce the likelihood of women being killed because of their gender. Strategies for prevention of femicide differ depending on the definition of femicide and the cases to which we refer. For example, prevention of femicide
Anna Costanza Baldry +1 more
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CONCEPT OF FEMICIDE AND FEMICIDE IN THE MEDIA
Proceedings of the Twelfth International Scientific Conference "Social changes in the global world" - Young ResearchersEvery day we witness a new murder of a woman or girl both in the region and in the world. There are also cases of femicide in the Republic of North Macedonia. Violence against women and girls will never end. Women are the most frequent victims of violence and murder in the family and relationship. Femicide is the most extreme manifestation of abuse and
TRAJKOVSKI, Daniela
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Medico-legal recommendations to fight the silent war of femicide in Europe
Women's HealthFemicide is a global phenomenon; yet there is no commonly accepted understanding of what counts as femicide. Different disciplines and approaches offer different definitions.
Roberto Scendoni, Giulia Ricchezze
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Understanding and addressing femicide in Africa: a systematic review of empirical research
BMJ OpenContext Against the backdrop of a high prevalence rate of femicide across Africa, it is crucial to gain methodological insights into the existing research on femicide.Objective To develop evidence-based strategies to address the complex and multifaceted ...
Bianca Dekel, Tarique Variava
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Contrasting organizational responses to femicide in Mexico’s public health crisis [PDF]
BMC Public HealthBackground Femicide—the gender-motivated killing of women—remains an urgent public health and human rights crisis in Latin America. In Mexico, legal reforms have established formal mechanisms for prevention and response, yet implementation remains ...
Veronica Valencia Gonzalez
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Femicide Circumstances and Harmfulness: Case Report and Focusing Review. [PDF]
Diagnostics (Basel)(1) Background: Femicide is an increasing phenomenon consisting of the murder of a woman for gender-related reasons. Despite the enactment of new laws aimed at controlling the phenomenon by toughening the penalties and introducing aggravating ...
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