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October 18, 2007 03:04 PM

Women are persuading governments to crack down on violence

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Women place crosses bearing the names of victims of "Femicide" -- women killed by partners, husbands, boyfriends, or lovers,  in Santiago, Chile. From January to October 2007, there have been 49 cases.
Women place crosses bearing the names of victims of "Femicide" -- women killed by partners, husbands, boyfriends, or lovers, in Santiago, Chile. From January to October 2007, there have been 49 cases. Helen Hughes / MCT
Karina Rojas Canas, 16, was knifed to death by her boyfriend on September 24, 2007. She was the 47th victim of "femicide" -- women killed by partners, husbands, boyfriends, or lovers -- for 2007.
Karina Rojas Canas, 16, was knifed to death by her boyfriend on September 24, 2007. She was the 47th victim of "femicide" -- women killed by partners, husbands, boyfriends, or lovers -- for 2007. Helen Hughes / MCT
Dicciana, victim of domestic violence, picks up her son at day care. Almost 50 women in Chile have died at the hand of their spouses or partners in the past ten months. The public is beginning to distinguish these crimes as "femicide."
Dicciana, victim of domestic violence, picks up her son at day care. Almost 50 women in Chile have died at the hand of their spouses or partners in the past ten months. The public is beginning to distinguish these crimes as "femicide." Helen Hughes / MCT
Dicciana was a victim of domestic violence until she reported it to the police. Now her husband can be arrested for coming close to their home.
Dicciana was a victim of domestic violence until she reported it to the police. Now her husband can be arrested for coming close to their home. Helen Hughes / MCT
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