Tracy McVeigh interviewed Karen Ingala Smith as the Femicide Census was launched in 2015. She covers how the Femicide Census built upon Ingala Smith’s work Counting Dead Women and was developed in partnership with Women’s Aid, supported by international firms Freshfields and Deloitte.
Claire Colley looks of the lives of three women who were killed by men, 29-year-old Mumtahina Jannat, 18-year old Samantha Sykes and Joanna Simpson who was killed at 46.
House of Commons – 5 March 2020 – Jess Phillips MP reads out the names of UK women killed by men in the year since last year’s International Women’s Day.
Susan Dalgety looks at the Femicide Census and men’s violence against women and questions the priorities of some of those seeking to lead the Labour Party.
Femicide Census for 2018 records the highest number of women killed since census began
Julie Bindel questions why, despite 50 years of feminist campaigning, men get away with killing women
Rhiannon Evans interviews Karen Ingala Smith for Grazia
Maya Oppenheim covers the Femicide Census Report on 149 femicides in the UK in 2018.
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.