The majority of women and girls killed in 2023 were victims of violence by an intimate partner or family member, according to a UN report.

A 21-year-old Mexican influencer was shot to death last week in the Tierra Blanca neighborhood, in Culiacán, Sinaloa.

The trial of a woman's murder is underway on Monday, with the former Amazon Mexico CEO still on the run from authorities after they suspect that he paid hitmen to get her killed.

The Greek pilot accused of murdering his spouse and her dog has claimed on Thursday that the wife was being abusive towards their daughter when he killed her.

A Mexican woman was found dead on Thursday, days after her date with a mysterious American man, prompting calls for an investigation to find and arrest her murderer.

Aspiring graphic designer Delfina Pan was murdered on Monday in Miami Beach by her co-worker Agustin Lucas Mariani after she refused his advances to go out on a date with him.

Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, more popularly known as Amlo, is facing backlash for his alleged failure to tackle Mexico’s femicide crisis.

It was a solemn day in the streets that led to the building 25-year-old Ingrid Escamilla lived in, where she was skinned and brutally murdered a week ago.

More than 3,000 women were killed in Latin America and Caribbean in 2018 alone.

Rosa Margarita Ortiz Macías, a Mexican woman who was robbed, beaten up, and raped while traveling on a "trustworthy" bus line in San Luis Potosí, denounces assault in public video and demands President Enrique Peña Nieto for justice.

Gerardo Ortiz has officially lost the battle against Change.org's online petition.

Espinoza Paz shares his opinion on Gerardo Ortiz's video controversy and expresses his overflowing love for women.

Julión Álvarez stands up for his friend Gerardo Ortiz, gives his opinion on 'Fuiste Mía' video controversy.

Gerardo Ortiz addresses femicide controversy in "Fuiste Mía" music video, says "it's all fiction."

Tracy Saenz is not mad about the fame that starring in a video promoting femicide is bringing.

Mexico's Secretariat of the Interior sides with petitioners and asks social media and websites to take Gerardo Ortiz's music video down for promoting femicide.

Concerned citizens ask YouTube to stop promoting femicide on their website, and Regional Mexican singers to stop glamorizing this horrible situation.

Activists welcomed a decision by the Mexican government to formally recognize the feminicidios crisis with a "gender alert," a legal mechanism that requires action to prevent more gender violence

New documentary on “femicide” is compelling but needs context