Karen Ingala Smith tells Grazia magazine that addressing men’s violence against women in a piecemeal way will not bring about a reduction in men’s violence against women. Women are dying and until politicians focus on creating real change and ambitious engagement with tacking sex inequality, rather than winning votes with virtue-signalling soundbites, women will continue to be harmed and killed.
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
62 women were killed between 2009-2018 in the area covered by Thames Valley police – the 6th highest in UK femicide numbers over 10 years.
When men kill women we need to look at the cultural context as well as the individual Details are emerging of the killings of eight
One of the most depressing findings of the Femicide Census is that the rate of men’s fatal violence against women in the UK has not
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.
