Print Edition Femicide: is only legal recognition enough? Femicide is a non-legal definition that has entered the Greek public discourse since 2018, after the murder case of Eleni Topaloudis in Rhodes. There are different definitions around the world. Predominant is that of the Vienna Declaration of the UN Economic and Social Council which refers to the “killing of women and girls due to gender […] Vassilis Cheirdaris First Publication: 04/04/2024 01:00
![Print Edition Femicide: is only legal recognition enough? Femicide is a non-legal definition that has entered the Greek public discourse since 2018, after the murder case of Eleni Topaloudis in Rhodes. There are different definitions around the world. Predominant is that of the Vienna Declaration of the UN Economic and Social Council which refers to the “killing of women and girls due to gender […] Vassilis Cheirdaris First Publication: 04/04/2024 01:00](https://i1.wp.com/www.tanea.gr/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Snea-default.jpg?w=800&resize=800,400&ssl=1 "Print Edition Femicide: is only legal recognition enough? Femicide is a non-legal definition that has entered the Greek public discourse since 2018, after the murder case of Eleni Topaloudis in Rhodes. There are different definitions around the world. Predominant is that of the Vienna Declaration of the UN Economic and Social Council which refers to the “killing of women and girls due to gender […] Vassilis Cheirdaris First Publication: 04/04/2024 01:00")
Print Edition Femicide: is only legal recognition enough? Femicide is a non-legal definition that has entered the Greek public discourse since 2018, after the murder case of Eleni Topaloudis in Rhodes. There are different definitions around the world. Predominant is that of the Vienna Declaration of the UN Economic and Social Council which refers to … Read more