Articles, research and views relating to the femicide census.
**Press Release** 2020 and 2019 Femicide Census Reports Over a two-year period 238 women were killed where a man was charged in the UK. As
The Femicide Census found that 52 women in the UK killed by men in the 10-years ending in 2019, were killed by serving or former
Dear Chief Constable Pam Kelly and Superintendent Vicki Townsend, We write from the Femicide Census, the UK’s only resource documenting the number of women killed
The Femicide Census has found that 16 femicides (women killed by men)[i] were committed by men who were either in or who had retired from
Our piece in the Observer on the failure of the government’s new Tackling Violence Against Women And Girls Strategy to address femicide. Read it here.
Femicide Census Comment on the Killing of Maxine Chapman/ Davison, Sophie Martin, Kate Shepherd, Lee Martyn, Stephen Washington and Daniela Espirito Santo Within hours of
Yvonne Roberts writing for The Observer as part of our joint End Femicide campaign, on race, racism and femicide in the UK. Read the article
In memory of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman We are found in a park with our sister, after dancing under the stars; we are found
Yvonne Roberts on the killings of 272 young women asks ‘Who is killing our daughters?’ as part of our joint campaign with the Observer. Read
Karen Ingala Smith talks about the women whose deaths pressed her and Clarrie O’Callaghan’s to demand change and create the Femicide Census. Read the
The Femicide Census is a unique source of comprehensive information about women who have been killed in the UK and the men who have killed them.
