Men killed 28 women in November
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According to the news compiled by bianet from local and national newspapers, news websites and news agencies, men killed at least 28 women and four children in November.
In November, the deaths of at least 12 women (Denizli (1), Van (1), Çorum (1), Manisa (1), Kayseri (2), Trabzon (1), Sakarya (1), Ordu (1), Aydın (1), Antalya (1), Elazığ (1)) were "suspicious."
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Men inflicted violence on at least 53 women, abused at least four girls and boys, and harassed at least nine women. Men raped three women in October. Men also raped at least one woman in October.
The deaths of two women in İstanbul and Van were reported in the press as "unsolved murders."
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2021-2022 In the first 11 months of 2022, men killed 308 women, harassed 140 women, abused 209 children, inflicted violence on 728 women, and raped 26 women. Men forced at least 386 women to do sex work. In the first nine months of 2022, the deaths of at least 171 women were reported as "suspicious" in the press. Men killed 36 children in the first nine months of the year. In the first 11 months of 2021, men killed 290 women, harassed 412 women, abused 171 children, and raped 89 women. Men forced at least 642 women to do sex work, inflicted violence on and injured at least 732 women. In the first 10 months of 2021, the deaths of at least 199 women were reported as "suspicious" in the press. Men killed at least 30 children. |
Feminicide
In November, men killed at least 28 women. This figure was also 34 in the same month last year. Men also killed two men who were together with the women they were killed. Two of the women were from Iraq, one was from Syria, and two were from Uzbekistan.
Men killed at least six women despite protection orders.
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Names of the women who were killed by men in September Aynur Çiçek, Derya Y., Elif I., Fadime D., Fatma T., Gulzoda Kaolava, Hasen A., Hülya A., İnci Bağış K., Kader Yiğit, Kudret K., Merve Özturan, Meryem Sevim, Müzeyyen T., Nazlı M., Nergis G., Neriman Sakallı, Nurten K., Özlem C., Özlem Eryağşi, Sarah Alı Shareef, Selcan Dönmezer, Shakhko Mukhtarova, Sidra Tameemi, Tülay V., Ümmühan H., Yasemin S., Zülfi Ç. |
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Provinces where men killed women Adana (1), Ankara (2), Antalya (1), Antep (1), Bolu (1), Bursa (1), Denizli (2), Diyarbakır (1), Erzurum (1), Hatay (2), İstanbul (6), İzmir (2), Kayseri (1), Kocaeli (1), Konya (2), Manisa (2),Uşak (1). |
Men's "excuses" for killing 18 women were not reported in the press. Men killed eight women because they wanted to break up or did not want to make peace. Men killed one woman because "she didn't cook," and one woman "during exorcism."
Men killed one woman during "robbery" and one woman because of a "land dispute."
20 women were killed by their husbands, ex-husbands, or boyfriends, two women were killed by their father, and one woman by her son-in-law. The degree of acquaintance between the men and the five women whom he killed was not reported in the press.
Men killed 18 women at home and nine women in places outside of the house such as workplaces, vehicles and streets. The places where men killed one woman was not reported in the press.
Men killed 18 women with firearms, six women with sharp objects, and three women by strangling them.
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The feminicide solved in October *It was revealed that Gamze Y. (29), who fell off the balcony of her apartment a year ago, was killed by her husband, A.Y., who said she had "committed suicide." *It was learned that a man named Ö.Ç. (43) in Muğla who reported his wife as missing, had killed her. In the incident on October 23 but reported on November 15, Sevim Ç. was found stabbed to death wrapped in canvas. |
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Judicial process There were 27 perpetrators who killed women. Only eight men were arrested. Eight perpetrators were detained, and six perpetrators killed themselves. The judicial proceedings regarding two perpetrators were reported as "sought" or "escaped." judicial proceedings regarding two perpetrators were not reported in the press. |
Sexual assault/Rape
Men raped at least one woman in November. This figure was two in the same month last year.
Men raped one woman at home.
The woman was reportedly raped by a relative. The woman had mental disabilities.
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Provinces where men raped women Erzurum (1) |
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Judicial proceedings The was one perpetrator who raped women. The perpetrator was detained. |
Harassment
Men harassed at least nine women in November. This figure was 16 in the same month last year.
Men harassed nine women verbally and physically. One of the women was a refugee from Azerbaijan.
Men harassed seven women in places outside of the house and two women at home.
Two women by a courier, one woman by a colleague, one woman by a journalist, and one woman by a prosecutor. The degree of acquaintance between four women and the men who harassed them was not reported in the press.
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Provinces where men harassed women İstanbul (6), Konya (1), Zonguldak (2) |
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Judicial proceedings There were eight perpetrators who harassed women. None of them were arrested. |
Child abuse
Men abused at least four girls and boys in November. This figure was 11 in the same month last year.
One child was abused by their teacher and one was a Quran instructor. The degree of acquaintance between one child and the four men who abused them was not reported in the press.
Men abused four children in places outside of the house, such as schools and Quran courses.
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Provinces where men abused children Aydın (1), Denizli (2), Diyarbakır (1). |
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Judicial proceedings There were six perpetrators who abused children. Only one perpetrator was arrested. The judicial proceedings regarding five perpetrators were not reported in the press. |
Violence/Injury
Men inflicted violence on at least 53 women in November. This figure was 62 in the same month last year.
Nine women who were subjected to violence from men were hospitalized in "serious" condition. Men inflicted violence on at least 12 women by violating protection orders. One woman who was subjected to violence was from Saudi Arabia and one was from Syria.
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Provinces where men inflicted violence on women Adana (2), Afyon (1), Ankara (1), Balıkesir (1), Bolu (1), Bursa (1), Çorum (2), Denizli (1), Diyarbakır (1), Edirne (23), Elazığ (1), Hatay (1), İstanbul (5), İzmir (5), Kayseri (1), Mersin (3), Sakarya (1), Samsun (1), Siirt (1). |
At least 41 women were injured by their husbands or boyfriends. One woman was injured by a taxi driver and six women were injured by their relatives. The degree of acquaintance between four men and five women whom they harassed was not reported in the press.
Men injured 18 women in places outside of the house such as workplaces, buses and forests, and 30 women at home.
Men inflicted violence on at least 16 women because they wanted to break up or did not want to make peace. Men's "excuses" for inflicting violence on 37 women were not reported in the press.
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Judicial proceedings There were 52 perpetrators who inflicted violence on women. Only two perpetrators were arrested. 12 perpetrators were detained. Legal action was initiated against 22 perpetrators. The judicial proceedings regarding nine perpetrators were reported as "sought" or "escaped. Seven perpetrators killed themselves. Judicial proceedings regarding 10 perpetrators were not reported in the press. |
Forced sex work
There were no reports on forced in sex work in November. This doesn't mean this type of violence did not occur.
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Explanation bianet Male Violence Monitoring Report only covers women who lost their lives as a result of male violence. We do not include any violence cases or crimes that are not gender-based. Throughout the year, we keep track of unidentified murders and suspicious deaths of women in separate monthly tallies but do not add them to the number presented in the headline. At the end of the year, we examine these cases of unidentified murders and suspicious deaths to determine whether the crimes were gender-based. We add the gender-based incidents into the report. We do not include any murders in the reports that are committed by people with psychological disorders (such as murders committed by people with schizophrenia). We include suicide or suicide attempt incidents in the tally only if the woman was subjected to violence/ systematic violence in her past. We cover these suicide incidents in a separate category and do not add suicide cases to the number presented in the headline. In addition, we don't include femicide cases that occur in a mass murder in which the woman was not directly targeted under the condition that the debated incident is not gender based either. Occupations of the offenders only included in the reports when the incident of violence is related to the occupation of the offender. For example, "Woman was murdered at home by his husband, who is a professional soldier." We add the violence committed on children by men, to make the extent of violence visible. |
(EMK/VK)
*Manşet Fotoğrafı: 25 Kasım Platformu
*İnfografik görsel: Tuğçe Yılmaz
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