Operations
Latin America and the Caribbean - data / data collection efforts

Numbers of feminicides in Latin America 2019 | LatinAmerica Post

24/08/2019 — Studies, Analyses, Reports
Overview of numbers of femicide in Latin American countries (first half of 2019), drawn from different sources such as public ministries, observatories, civil society organizations. Mexico leads the list with 470 femicides according to the Executive Secretary of the National Public Security System...
Global - data / data collection efforts

Interview with Angela Me, UNODC, about focus on perpetrators in fight against femicide | Femicide Team

01/03/2019 — Studies, Analyses, Reports
Angela Me explains why UNODC’s new global homicide report on the gender-related killing of women and girls includes a chapter on perpetrators. She calls for enhanced research and data collection to better understand men who are perpetrators of violence -- what is behind the drivers of...
Global - data / data collection efforts

The Femicide Census Report UK 2017 | Women's Aid

20/11/2017 — Studies, Analyses, Reports
The latest Femicide Census report, published in December 2017, reveals that 113 women were killed by men in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2016.
Europe - data / data collection efforts

Femicide in Europe is a Widespread Issue | European Data Journalism Network

28/11/2017 — Studies, Analyses, Reports
Regardless of the law, cases of femicide still fill the news: this worrying subject continues to arouse the interest of the media and international institutions, including those of Europe.
Europe - data / data collection efforts

Administrative data collection on rape, femicide and intimate partner violence in EU Member States | EIGE

03/05/2017 — Studies, Analyses, Reports
Assessment of data collection efforts of European countries including major gaps.
United Kingdom - data / data collection efforts

The Femicide Census Report UK 2016 | Women's Aid

07/11/2016 — Studies, Analyses, Reports
The national domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid, in partnership with Karen Ingala Smith, Chief Executive of nia, released key findings from The Femicide Census Report: a ground-breaking project which for the first time allows detailed tracking on VAW and femicide cases in the UK.