Identifying femicide using the United Nations statistical framework: Exploring the feasibility of sex/gender-related motives and indicators to inform prevention

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RT @CAN_Femicide: @OlolaTohRhea There are various other indicators beyond motive that indicate #femicide. Please see: Identifying femicide…

09 May 2024

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@OlolaTohRhea There are various other indicators beyond motive that indicate #femicide. Please see: Identifying femicide using the United Nations statistical framework: Exploring the feasibility of sex/gender-related motives and indicators to inform pre

09 May 2024

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Identifying femicide using the United Nations statistical framework: Exploring the feasibility of sex/gender-related motives and indicators to inform prevention https://t.co/skPJ3ldYqU

08 May 2024

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@useyourheadmore Perhaps you'd like to read up on the issue which will answer your question. Here is a start: Identifying femicide using the United Nations statistical framework: Exploring the feasibility of sex/gender-related motives and indicators to i

07 May 2024

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