The Femicide Census
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The families of women who have been killed share their stories.

With grateful thanks to Nylon Films

Introducing the Femicide Census

Introducing the femicide census

Each woman killed by a man deserves to be remembered in her own right. But, there is no femicide that does not include other victims; bereaved families and friends live with the loss of their loved ones for the rest of their lives. The impact of losing a loved one through violent means is incalculable, these short videos are family members describing their loss.
Onjali – She was my aunt
Onjali – She was my aunt
Julie – She was my daughter
Julie – She was my daughter
Frank – She was my sister
Frank – She was my sister

2000 Women launch event

This is a video recording of the launch event for the 2000 Women report.

Guests were welcomed by Zofia Aszendorf from law firm Freshfields, who hosted the event. Speakers were Femicide Census co-founders Karen Ingala Smith and Clarrie O’Callaghan, Jess Philips MP, Tonia Antoniazzi MP and Alexandra Topping, senior news reporter for The Guardian.
Femicide Census 10 year report launch event video

UK Femicides 2009-2018 launch event

This is a video recording of the launch event for the Femicide Census’ latest report reflecting on 10 years of men’s fatal violence against women and girls in the UK 2009-2018.

Femicide Census co-founders Karen Ingala Smith and Clarrie O’Callaghan are joined by an expert panel including; Onjali Rauf (Chair), Davina James-Hanman, Nimko Ali, Nicole Jacobs and Jane Monckton Smith.
Jess Phillips MP reads the names of women killed by men in the House of Commons

Jess Phillips, MP

This powerful video shows Jess Phillips, MP read a list of all the women killed by men in the UK in 2017.