This Home Office analysis sets out what is is known nationally about domestic homicide. It draws out common themes and trends and identifies learning from the sample of over 400 Domestic Homicide Reviews (2016).
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Femicide Census 2009-2015: Profiles of Women Killed by Men
The first Femicide Census collates details of hundreds of femicides committed by men in England and Wales from 2009-2015, to explore whether lessons can be learnt by viewing these cases together (2016).
Femicide Census 2016: Women Killed by Men
Femicide has been identified globally as a leading a cause of premature death for women, yet there is limited research on the issue in Europe. The 2016 Femicide Census reports on the 113 women killed by men in that year and suggests what needs to be done to reduce, and ultimately prevent, the killing of women by men (2017).
Findings from the Multi-agency Domestic Violence Murder Reviews in London
Summarises findings from reviews of 30 murders committed in London (2003).
Homicide, Firearms and Intimate Violence 2010-2011
Home Office statistical bulletin that includes a chapter on intimate violence, containing results from the 2010/11 British Crime Survey.
Twenty-nine Child Homicides
Report on the lessons still to be learned about domestic violence and child protection (2005).
Twenty-nine Child Homicides: Summary
Summary of the report: Twenty-nine Child Homicides, and key recommendations (2005).