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Protest to mark the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women, in Paris

World Nov 25

140 women and girls on average were killed by a loved one every day last year, UN finds

By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press

World Jun 03

Protest ahead of the Day of the Dead against gender violence and femicide in Mexico City
These are the pressing gender-related issues facing Mexico’s next president

According to U.N. Women, up to 10 women are victims of femicide each day in Mexico. The number totaled 3,000 in 2023.

By Sara España, Associated Press

World Dec 27

FILE PHOTO: Protest against the murder of Marisol Cuadras, in Mexico City
Why Mexico has made little progress on femicide

Officials have recognized the femicide rate and violence against women as problematic for decades. On average, 10 women or girls are killed daily in Mexico.

By Fabiola Sanchez, Fernanda Pesce, Associated Press

Politics Dec 08

Bush Delivers 2007 State Of The Union Address
WATCH: Senate Indian Affairs committee hearing on violence against Native American women

The Senate Indian Affairs Committee oversight will hold a hearing on violence against women in Native communities on Wednesday. The hearing is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. ET. Watch in the player above. Testimony is expected from Department of…

By News Desk

Arts Mar 10

Pairs of women's red shoes, put on display by Mexican visual artist Elina Chauvet to protest against femicide, gender-based violence. Chauvet's installation was held at Zocalo square in Mexico City on Jan. 11, 2020. Photo by Gustavo Graf/Reuters
This artist’s red shoes stand in for all the women lost to violence

Red boots. Red heels. Red toddler shoes. When Mexican artist Elina Chauvet stages her “Los Zapatos Rojos” installation in cities around the world, hundreds of pairs are displayed in public spaces. The shoes, she says, help take her pain away.

By Joshua Barajas

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