2016
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0148364
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Expert Opinions on Improving Femicide Data Collection across Europe: A Concept Mapping Study

Abstract: Femicide, defined as the killings of females by males because they are females, is becoming recognized worldwide as an important ongoing manifestation of gender inequality. Despite its high prevalence or widespread prevalence, only a few countries have specific registries about this issue. This study aims to assemble expert opinion regarding the strategies which might feasibly be employed to promote, develop and implement an integrated and differentiated femicide data collection system in Europe at both the na… Show more

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“…Ideally, like the current study, this would not depend on convenience or clinical samples, but have its roots in population data. Second, future studies should combine data from multiple countries to allow for more advanced analyses and cross-country comparisons, similar to the efforts to improve data collection regarding femicides [ 46 ]. Third, when the first two items are addressed, it would be valuable to build a predictive model and test which factors are most important for child outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ideally, like the current study, this would not depend on convenience or clinical samples, but have its roots in population data. Second, future studies should combine data from multiple countries to allow for more advanced analyses and cross-country comparisons, similar to the efforts to improve data collection regarding femicides [ 46 ]. Third, when the first two items are addressed, it would be valuable to build a predictive model and test which factors are most important for child outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…29,5). Con cada aumento unitario de edad, el riesgo de feminicidio se reducía en un 3% (IC: 0,95-0,99); el riesgo de feminicidio fue un 40% menor (IC: 0,40-0,90) en las mujeres con hasta siete años de escolaridad, en comparación con las que tenían ocho años o más; las mujeres agredidas mediante fuerza corporal tuvieron un riesgo 5,5 (IC: 2,[6][7][8][9][10][11]3) veces mayor de feminicidio, en comparación con las que fueron agredidas con arma de fuego; y un riesgo de feminicidio de 1,4 (IC: 1,1-2,7) quienes fueron asesinadas durante el día, en relación con quienes murieron de noche. La proporción de feminicidio de este estudio fue inferior a las estimaciones previas en Brasil y la carga local de la criminalidad urbana parece explicar parte de esta divergencia.…”
Section: Cad Saúde Pública 2019; 35(8):e00230418unclassified
“…Still, given the difficulties in classifying such a complex phenomenon 6 , some authors have defined femicide more widely, including any intentional murder of women 7,8 . Femicide rates vary according to the sociocultural and political context in which women live 6,9,10,11 . The magnitude of femicide estimates also depends intrinsically on the strategy used to define and count the deaths, which may or may not bear a relationship to gender issues.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Um dos maiores obstáculos para os estudos sobre mortes de mulheres no Brasil é a falta de dados oficiais que permitam ter uma visão mais próxima do número de mortes e dos contextos em que elas ocorrem. Especialistas na Europa identificaram como uma estratégia relevante a coleta de dados confiáveis, com sistemas variados de captação de informações sobre a vítima e o agressor, sobre o tipo de relacionamento entre eles, bem como sobre a existência de antecedentes de violência doméstica, financiada por instituições públicas para garantir a coleta segundo as recomendações internacionais e permitir a comparabilidade dos dados sobre femicídio 39 .…”
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