The Representation of Honor Killings in Turkish Media / Türk Medyasında Namus Cinayetlerinin Temsili by Nurşen Adak

“…The study aims to understand whether the way media treatments femicide reinforces the existing perception of honor or not. …”
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Violence against Women during the COVID-19 Pandemic: From Children to the Elderly by Cristina Soeiro, Rita Ribeiro, Iris Almeida, Rosa Saavedra, Sónia Caridade, Ana Oliveira, Manuela Santos

“…Furthermore, compared to 2019, requests for help concerning criminal offenses involving psychological violence in non-IPV contexts increased 79% in 2020, especially for victims 17 years old or younger (116%), and attempted femicide/femicide requests for help increased 53%. …”
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Housing struggles and domestic territories in Argentina during the pandemic by Lucía Cavallero, Florencia Presta, Verónica Gago, Ana Vilenica, Solange Muñoz

“…We tackle issues of feminist spatiality and femicide in the pandemic including how housing and feminist struggles intersect.…”
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“Mãe morta, pai preso”: Crianças e adolescentes em contextos de feminicídio no estado do Paraná by Priscilla Placha Sá, Bruno Amaral Machado, Soraia da Rosa Mendes

“…The results point to a differential treatment offered by the criminal justice system that has different consequences for perpetrators of femicide, but also produces a diverse decision-making repertoire for situations involving the presence, intervention and aggravation involving children and teenagers in femicide contexts.…”
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La debacle en la lengua by Brice Chamouleau

“…The aim is to articulate a post-metaphysical reading of the closure of the present in presentism, where the motif of melancholy goes hand in hand with a barbaric femicide thanatopolitics. Rather than sociologically naturalising the forms and objects of predation in the context of an already savage capitalism with a fascist tradition, the reading of the horizon of the left here situates the field of action in language itself as a place of deactivation of a renewed and uncomfortable “grey zone”.…”
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State interventions, inequalities and people as infrastructure at times of COVID-19 in Lagos, Nigeria by Taibat Lawanson, Victoria Ibezim-Ohaeri, Deji Akinpelu, Ana Vilenica, Michele Lancione, Samantha Thompson

“…We tackle issues of feminist spatiality and femicide in the pandemic including how housing and feminist struggles intersect.…”
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Du crime passionnel au féminicide. À propos de l’affaire Chambige by Aya Umezawa

“…In the nineteenth century, the word 'femicide' was increasingly used to take the victim's perspective. …”
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RISK FACTORS FOR INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE by Ceren Atakay

“…Afterwards, the findings of content analysis which was obtained from newspaper reports about femicide in 2013 have been shown and these findings have been discussed within the context of I-cube theory, respectively. …”
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Relationship between sexist ambivalence and jealousy in university students' relationships by Jairo Turriate-Chávez, Guillermo Miñán-Olivos

“…The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations highlights that this violence affects women's mental health, self-worth, and puts them at risk of femicide. This study explores the link between sexist attitudes and jealousy in university students' relationships as potential indicators of violence. …”
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Neutrosophic Statistic for Exploratory Analysis of the Data Provided by the Publications in the Social Sciences by Merck Milko Benavides Benalcázar, Bolívar David Narváez Montenegro, María José Calderón Velásquez, Jaime Rodrigo Cadena Morillo

“…Several authors have reflected their support against domestic violence, femicide, labor exploitation, the evaluation and modification of laws. …”
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Les femmes dans la justice indigène en Bolivie by Elise Gadea

“…However, if indigenous justice’s bad practices are often pointed out, Bolivian ordinary justice is far from being an example: between 2008 and 2011, only 27 out of 335 cases of femicide were punished by law. Is justice, native and conventional, the result or the cause of gender violence in Bolivia? …”
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Introduction: migration and violence from a gender perspective by Berta Güell, Sònia Parella

“…Practices like female genital mutilation, forced marriage, honour killings, rape, coercive prostitution, domestic violence and femicide are specific forms of gender violence that disproportionately affect women and the LGTBI+ community. …”
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Privilege, check! - An activity for foreign language teaching to promote critical awareness by Svenja Dehler

“…The results presented here were developed in the course of an CLIL teaching unit on feminism, violence against women and femicide in Spanish-speaking countries in an eleventh grade of a grammar school in Germany. …”
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Disasters and their impact on violence against women: A correlational analysis for the Peruvian case 2014 – 2021 by Héctor Javier Bendezú Jiménez, Luis Enrique Felix Arcibia

“…Unfortunately, this relationship is just as positive with respect to the increase in the number of femicides in Peru in the period analyzed.…”
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Degeneration of Society as an Apocalyptic Symptom: Gender-Driven Crime and Violence in Roberto Bolaño’s 2666 by Jorisse Campado Gumanay

“…This paper uses textual analyses and employs Foucault’s approach to power, the feminist views to the Foucauldian approach, and the feminist approach to femicide to elucidate the notions of power explored in the novel, especially in relation to gender power imbalance and destabilization. …”
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Denouncing cultural stereotypes against black women in the contemporary South African society through the prism of Northern Sotho cultural proverbs by Montle, Malesela Edward

“…Today, (South) Africa is vexed by upsurging issues such as femicide, sexism and domestic violence as a result of the cultural stereotypes that, particularly, perturb black women. …”
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Tackling the “shadow pandemic”: the development of a positive duty on adults to report domestic violence by Ropafadzo Maphosa

“…The central thesis here stems from the view that women should be recognised as a vulnerable group due to the high rate of femicide and domestic violence. In order to prevent further violence, there is a need for a combined effort from the state and its citizens. …”
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Analyzing social representation of gender-based violence throughout media discourse. The case of the Italian press by Rosalba Belmonte, Michele Negri

“…It relies on the analysis of a corpus containing more than 16,000 articles published in Italian newspapers in the period between the 1st of January 2017 and the 31st December 2019, dealing with the issue of gender-based violence and with the crimes connected to it: domestic violence, rape, femicide, stalking, women trafficking.</p>…”
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Popular South African music on dominant local masculine ideals and their influence and societal response to the gender-based violence (GBV) pandemic by Seluleko Eric Ngcobo

“…In addition, evidence shows that GBV and femicide are rooted in negative masculine ideals. The GBV pandemic rooted on context specific dominant masculine ideas has been mirrored by artists through music in raising awareness. …”
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Men’s narratives of gender-based violence during the COVID-19 pandemic: Oppressor and oppressed by Shanaaz Hoosain, Neville Robertson

“…While there was a surge in gender-based violence during the pandemic, femicide and gender-based violence were a problem in South Africa even before the pandemic. …”
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