Intimate partner femicide in Eskisehir, Turkey 25 years analysis

Karbeyaz, Kenan; Ş, Yeşim Yeti; Güneş, Ayhan; Mşek, Ümit Şi

doi:10.1016/j.jflm.2018.10.002

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“…Some of these factors have already been addressed by previous studies (e.g. Aldridge and Browne 2003;Campbell et al 2003Campbell et al , 2007Campbell et al , 2009Cunha and Gonçalves 2016;Karbeyaz et al 2018;McFarlane et al 2002). These factors are particularly relevant concerning the practical implications, i.e.…”

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Intimate Partner Homicide in Portugal: What Are the (As)Symmetries Between Men and Women?

Matias

Gonçalves

Soeiro

et al. 2020

Eur J Crim Policy Res

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There is consensus that intimate partner homicide (IPH) is a gender crime and that it is one of the most extreme forms of violence. This study aims to identify the differences and similarities between men and women who committed IPH. Data were collected from 75 criminal cases: 12 homicides perpetrated by women against men and 63 by men against women. At the individual level, homicidal women and men showed previous criminal records, substance abuse and psychiatric disorders. The intimate relationships were similar: regarding its duration, they were underway at the time of the IPH, they had a history of previous separations and reconciliations, and also, they had history of abusive dynamics. Regarding the modus operandi of IPH, the victims were mainly killed in the house of the victim and/or the aggressor, usually with a white armour weapon or a firearm and under the influence of substances. Nevertheless, there were specific differentiating factors. Men who committed murder were described as the primary aggressors (79%), while the women who committed murder (46%) were previously documented as victims of intimate partner violence. Attempted suicide/suicide after the homicide was proven in 38% of the IPH offender men, with no women having committed or attempted suicide. The time elapsed between the homicide and the judicial sentence was six times higher for women, and the length of imprisonment was on average three times higher for men. Most of the men were convicted of first-degree murder, while the women were mostly convicted of second-degree murder. Practical implications of the results are discussed.

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Intimate Partner Homicide in Portugal: What Are the (As)Symmetries Between Men and Women?

Matias

Gonçalves

Soeiro

et al. 2020

Eur J Crim Policy Res

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“…En ese contexto, autores como Karbeyaz, Yetiş, Guneş yŞimşek (2018), reconociendo que el elemento común del feminicidio es el entorno doméstico, precisan que la incidencia, el patrón y los métodos del feminicidio varían de una región a otra, de una cultura a otra y de un momento a otro. Así, si bien el efecto directo se circunscribe a un entornoíntimo, pueden haber sesgos conductuales que hacen que el lugar donde nace y vive una persona predisponga a una mayor tolerancia frente a la violencia en contra de la mujer.…”

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Feminicidios en Perú. ¿Son algunos departamentos intrínsecamente más peligrosos para las mujeres?

Mojalott¹

2021

Rev. anál. econ. financ.

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Femicide in Peru is a problem that affects each of its departments, some to a greater extent. Departments such as Madre de Dios and others in the south of the country (such as Tacna, Arequipa, Ayacucho or Moquegua) have consistently the highest rates of femicide in recent years. This situation could be showing favorable conditions for femicides in specific geographic areas or be part of general conditions that promote higher rates of intentional homicides and, as a consequence of this higher level of violence, higher rates of femicide. In this context, using a panel data model, for the period 2011-2018 and the 24 departments of the country plus the Constitutional Province of Callao, we look for statistical evidence to conclude whether, after controlling for the aggregate femicide rate (which includes attempted femicide) due to the rate of intentional homicides, temporal effects and various variables used in the literature (such as government initiatives, gender progress variables, variables associated with femicide, macrosocial variables), significant differences persist in the femicide rate aggregated between departments. We found that at a level of significance of up to 10%, in the Constitutional Province of Callao and Tacna, Ica, Arequipa and Moquegua there would be specific effects associated with the department that would explain a higher aggregate femicide rate, so the policy recommendation affects in a targeted treatment of this type of crime in the aforementioned areas.

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“…El femicidio es un tema de interés médico legal, que puede presentarse de múltiples formas, por lo que es preciso identificarlas aportando elementos que permitan esclarecer este tipo de hechos violentos. Existe evidencia que indica que las víctimas, a manos de sus parejas, presentan diferentes tipos de lesiones; además, la causa más frecuente de muerte es la asfixia por estrangulamiento y lesiones por el uso de armas blancas (8)(9)(10).…”

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Importancia de la valoración médico forense en casos de femicidio vinculados a violencia de género

Benalcázar¹,

Liseth²

2021

TEJOM

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Resumen Contexto: El femicidio es la muerte de una mujer por un hombre, por la única razón de que la víctima es mujer. Objetivo: Describir la importancia de la valoración médico forense en casos de femicidio vinculados a violencia de género. Materiales y métodos: Se realizó una revisión bibliográfica teórica, con artículos científicos de revistas indexadas en bases de datos especializadas como Pubmed, Scielo y Science Direct. Se incluyeron artículos acerca del femicidio, con enfoque médico forense, perpetrado por la pareja íntima o por cualquier otro victimario, cualquier mecanismo de muerte; publicadas desde 2015 hasta marzo de 2021; en castellano, portugués o inglés; originales, con diseño observacional, analítico, revisiones sistemáticas y metaanálisis. Resultados: Se identificaron 45 artículos, después de aplicar los criterios de inclusión y exclusión, quedaron 17 artículos, que incluyeron una muestra de 10081 autopsias médico forenses en casos de femicidio. Se reportaron cifras de prevalencia de femicidio que van desde 2,95% hasta el 39,5%. Los mecanismos de muerte fueron el uso de armas de fuego, armas blancas, estrangulación y traumas con objetos contundentes. Se reportan patrones de lesiones como hematomas, abrasiones, fracturas, heridas penetrantes y cortopunzantes, que se localizan mayormente en cabeza y cuello, tórax y miembros superiores. Conclusión: se evidencia la importancia de la acción del médico forense, en el análisis de las múltiples formas y patrones de lesiones en la autopsia de femicidio, que suelen ser la manifestación de un crimen brutal, con importantes implicaciones sociales y familiares; por lo que es necesario su esclarecimiento adecuado.

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Intimate partner femicide in Eskisehir, Turkey 25 years analysis

Cited by 17 publications

References 28 publications

Intimate Partner Homicide in Portugal: What Are the (As)Symmetries Between Men and Women?

Intimate Partner Homicide in Portugal: What Are the (As)Symmetries Between Men and Women?

Feminicidios en Perú. ¿Son algunos departamentos intrínsecamente más peligrosos para las mujeres?

Importancia de la valoración médico forense en casos de femicidio vinculados a violencia de género

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