Search Results for Femicide in Greece

..., Greece has yet to recognise femicide as a distinct legal category ( Avramopoulou, 2025 ). Gender-based violence remains chronically under-reported and insufficiently prosecuted ( Karakasi et al., 2025 ). This gap between lived reality and institutional response has generated what might be termed...

... of translation in the Latin/a Americas . Duke University Press . Avdela , E. ( 1997 ). Contested meanings: Protection and resistance in labour inspectors’ reports in twentieth‐century Greece . Gender & History , 9 ( 2 ), pp. 310 – 332 . Bodelón , E. ( 2014 ). Violencia institucional...

...Abstract This introductory chapter situates Voices of Resistance: Music, Femicide, and Gender Justice in Southern Europe within a comparative and transnational framework, examining how music in Spain and Greece has become a vital feminist response to femicide and gender-based violence...

.../spousal rape during the biennium 2020 and 2021, including the Covid-19 pandemic in Greece . Journal of Interpersonal Violence , 40 ( 1–2 ), 370 – 396 . Kogiou , A. ( 2025 ). The effects of the Greek’Metoo’movement on representations of femicide in the news media and social media...

... and sustain public attention, but it cannot ensure consistent implementation of policies or prevent institutional failures such as inadequate protection measures or uneven judicial responses. In Greece, this tension appears differently: music often fills the silence left by the absence of femicide as a legal...

...-25n-ahora-espana-ya-otra/2461070.shtml Ruiz Castillo , A. ( 2006 ). Las mujeres en la España contemporánea: educación sentimental y cultura patriarcal . Cátedra . Russell , D. E. H. ( 1976, March ). The politics of femicide . Paper presented at the International Tribunal...

... narratives. Media reports on domestic abuse and femicides often framed such cases as isolated incidents or as the result of individual pathology, relying on stereotypes that concealed the structural nature of the violence. Common tropes included ‘crimes of passion,’ temporary insanity or the perpetrator’s...

... by gender equality and women’s empowerment. The roots of gender disparity are embedded in the history of human societies, where many cultures established patriarchal systems that limited the rights and opportunities of women. A historical example of such a patriarchal system is evident in ancient Greece...

... on their expectations and responsibilities of themselves as men. It is important to note that these findings were of Albanian youth who were still residing in the country. Whereas a study in a similar time on the gendered norms and perceptions among youth who were second-generation Albanian migrants to Greece...