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Since the Conservatives became the government on 11 May 2010, at least 1,920 women have been killed by men in the UK
Minister Jess Philips reading the names of women killed where the suspect is male between International Women’s Day 2025 and the International Women’s Day Parliamentary debate 2026
Femicide Census Comment on Minister Jess Philip’s Reading the names of women killed where the suspect is male (2026)
Our first thoughts on the Government’s new strategy to tackle *men’s* violence against women and girls – Longer version –
Our first thoughts on the Government’s strategy to tackle *Mens* violence against women and girls – Shorter version
Femicide Census speech at Southall Black Sisters vigil delivered by Veronica Jaso
BBC: More mothers killed by sons than by strangers
METRO: Nearly half of women killed by partner had tried to leave, femicide report shows
METRO: ‘Zara’s killer is no monster – he is a man who was never held to account for his violence’
INDEPENDENT: Four in ten women killed by male partner had tried to leave, femicide data shows
More than 170 mothers killed by their sons in 15 years in UK, report reveals
Femicide Census publishes 2022 report
Just days before the General Election, we have released our report on UK femicides in 2021
Dangerous Men: Femicide Census comment on cases of men killing women where there are known histories of violence against women
Counting Dead Women: Women’s Names To Be Read Out in Parliament
Clare Bell
Men still killing one woman every three days in UK – It is time for “Deeds not Words”
The Army’s Dirty Secret: 52 UK women killed by serving or former military personnel in 10 years
Open letter to Gwent Police ‘How is quantifying men’s fatal violence against women offensive?’
At least 16 serving or former police officers have killed women. Why does this matter?
Victims of femicide are shamefully ignored in the Government’s new Tackling Violence Against Women And Girls Strategy
When Are We Going to Start Calling It State Failure?
‘No one believed my sister was in danger’: how racism leaves abused women at risk
Found
Who is killing our daughters?
Creating the Femicide Census
The Femicide Census backs calls for national assessment and management of serial domestic abusers and stalkers
Femicide Census Comment on Shooting of Seven Women and a Man in Atlanta, Georgia
Data Matters – Every Woman Matters
The hidden scandal of older women killed by men
The Observer view: We can no longer turn away, femicide must be tackled now
“If I’m not in Friday, I might be dead”
Jess Phillips MP reads out the names of women killed by men in the UK
Why counting dead women is a necessary task
149 women killed by men in 2018
Why do men get away with killing women?
More Than Half Of Murdered Women Are Killed By An Ex Or Current Partner
The history of violence
The War On Women
Femicide in UK, 2017
Honouring the victims of gender violence
Why does a woman stay with a violent man?
The patterns that emerge