bianet is Monitoring Male Violence
bianet is keeping account of the stream of male violence to lay bare the extent of violence against women.
In Turkey, nearly every day men kill, sexually harrass and rape women. bianet keeps account of the stream of male violence that is reported in news agencies, national and local media every day to lay bare the extent of violence against women.
Here is a list of male violence monitoring reports:
2013
Male Violence March 2012 Full Report
Male Violence Leaves 11 Women Killed in February
Male Violence Leaves 18 Women Dead in January
2012
Men Killed 165 Women and Raped to 150 Women in 2012
Male Violence December 2012 Full Report
Men Killed 12 Women in December
Men Killed 10 Women and Raped to 17 in November
Men Killed 10 Women and Raped 16 Women in October
Men Killed 13 Women and Raped 12 Women in September
Men Killed 16 Women and Raped 18 Women in August
Men Kill 20 Women, Three Other Men and Two Children in July
Male Violence July 2012 Full Report
Women Fight Back, Male Violence on Trial
Men Kill Seven Women and a Child in June
Male Violence June 2012 Full Report
Women Fight Back; Male Violence on Trial- May Male Violence May 2012 - Full Text Men Kill 15 Women Across Turkey in May
Male Culprits Killed One Woman almost every day in February
Men Killed 12 Women in January
2011
Men Killed 14 Women in December
Male Culprits Killed 20 Women in October
25 Women Killed by Men in September
24 Women and 6 Men Killed in August
26 Women Killed by Men in July
24 Women Killed by Men in June
2010
217 Women Killed by Men in Turkey in 2010
18 Women Killed by Men in November
2009
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