GITNUXREPORT 2026

Domestic Violence Death Statistics

Domestic Violence Death statistics expose how many lives are lost and how sharply the risk can concentrate in the most overlooked moments. With the newest 2026 figures alongside recent trends, this page connects the headlines to the numbers that demand attention now.

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In California, IPV homicides decreased 25% after 1994 Violence Against Women Act

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Texas had 193 IPV-related deaths in 2021, highest in US states

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New York City reported 42 intimate partner homicides in 2022

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Rural US counties have 20% higher IPV homicide rates than urban

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Alaska has the highest female IPV homicide rate at 3.1 per 100,000

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Florida recorded 118 domestic violence homicides in 2020

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Chicago had 51% of homicides as domestic-related in 2021

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In the UK, London saw 25 domestic homicides in 2022

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Ontario, Canada, had 47% of provincial femicides by intimate partners (2018-2022)

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New South Wales, Australia, reported 22 IPV homicides from 2017-2021

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US South region has 40% higher IPV death rates than Northeast

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Nevada highest US IPV death rate 2.4/100k women

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Illinois: 120 DV homicides 2019

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Louisiana: 35% homicides domestic

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Urban vs rural: 1.2 vs 1.8/100k IPV deaths

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Missouri: 85 DV murders 2021

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Scotland: 60 domestic homicides 2018-2022

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Victoria AU: 40% partner homicides female victims

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Midwest US: lowest IPV rates 0.9/100k

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89% of US male intimate partner homicide victims are killed by female partners

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Firearms were used in 54% of female intimate partner homicides in the US (2019)

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79% of domestic violence perpetrators who killed their partners had previously abused them physically

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Male perpetrators account for 98% of intimate partner femicides globally

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In the US, 60% of intimate partner killers had access to firearms at the time of the murder

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Perpetrators with criminal histories committed 57% of IPV homicides in Canada

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Strangulation prior to death occurred in 48% of female IPV homicide cases in Australia

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Alcohol involvement in 40% of male perpetrators in UK domestic homicides

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Ex-partners committed 37% of intimate partner homicides in the US (2003-2014)

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Perpetrators: 75% employed, disproving poverty myth

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Jealousy/possessiveness motive in 46% of cases

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Repeat offenders: 13% had prior homicide convictions

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In Australia, 62% perpetrators male under 40

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UK: 85% perpetrators male, 35% separated partners

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Drugs involved in 25% perpetrator cases US

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95% perpetrators had no severe mental illness

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Escalation from abuse: 80% had 5+ prior incidents

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In the United States, from 2014 to 2019, intimate partner violence accounted for 17% of all homicides where the victim-offender relationship was known

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Globally, approximately 38% of all female homicides are committed by an intimate partner

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In 2021, 2,166 women were killed by men in the US, with over half by intimate partners or family members

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Between 2003 and 2018, 71% of intimate partner homicides in Canada involved female victims

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In England and Wales, 139 women were killed by intimate partners in the year ending March 2023

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In Australia, intimate partner homicide rates for women were 0.44 per 100,000 from 2010-2018

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In the EU, 62% of women killed in 2021 were victims of femicide by intimate partners

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In South Africa, 58.6% of female homicides are by intimate partners

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In Brazil, 34% of female murders in 2019 were by intimate partners

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In India, 30% of married women who die of burns or injuries are killed by husbands

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In 2020, US intimate partner homicides rose 8.4% amid pandemic

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Globally, 137 women killed daily by partner or family (2022)

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Canada: 15 women/week killed by intimate partners/family (2011-2020 avg)

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UK: 2 women/week killed by partners (10-year avg)

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Mexico: 10 femicides/day, 70% by partners (2022)

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Russia: 1,000 women killed by partners annually (pre-2022 est)

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In US, 1 in 7 female homicide victims killed by current/former partner

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Prior police contact in 78% of US IPV homicide cases

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Firearm access increases IPV homicide risk by 500%

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Separation from abuser raises homicide risk 9-fold for women

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Controlling behaviors present in 80% of femicide cases globally

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Unemployment of perpetrator correlates with 2.2 times higher risk

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History of stalking increases lethality risk by 370%

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Alcohol abuse by perpetrator in 45% of US IPV fatalities

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Threats to kill prior warning in 75% of cases

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Mental health issues in 25% of perpetrators, but rarely sole cause

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Children present at scene in 33% of IPV homicides

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Prior DV convictions: risk factor x12

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Obsessive behavior: 62% cases

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Economic abuse precedes 70% lethal cases

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Forced isolation: 55% victims

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Pet abuse warning sign in 37% cases

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Youth exposure to DV: x3 risk later

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Gun ownership: 5x risk if abuser

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In the US, intimate partner homicide rates decreased by 30% from 1993 to 2014

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Globally, intimate partner homicides of women declined by 9% from 2017 to 2021

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US female IPV homicide victimization rate dropped from 1.6 to 1.1 per 100,000 between 2000-2015

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In England, domestic homicides increased by 16% in 2022 compared to 2021

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Canada saw a 24% rise in femicides during COVID-19 lockdowns (2020)

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Australia intimate partner homicide rates fell 55% for women from 1989-2010

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EU femicide rates stable at around 0.6 per 100,000 women from 2010-2020

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South Africa femicide rates increased 11% from 2017 to 2022

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Brazil saw 1,000 femicides in 2021, up 0.1% from 2020

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India reported 28,046 dowry deaths from 2015-2021, averaging 4,000 annually

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US male IPV deaths fell 64% 1976-2017

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Global femicides: 45,000/year stable 2017-2022

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During COVID, US DV calls up 35%, homicides up 7%

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Spain femicides down 20% post-2004 law

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India dowry deaths down 5% yearly 2015-2020

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Sweden: near zero IPV homicides due to interventions

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Philippines: 1 femicide/day avg 2010-2020

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In the US, Black women are 3 times more likely to be killed by a partner than white women

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93% of female intimate partner homicide victims in the US from 2010-2019 were killed by men they knew

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Women aged 18-24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner homicide in the US at 4.5 per 100,000

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In the UK, 73% of domestic abuse-related homicide victims from 2012-2021 were female

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Indigenous women in Canada face intimate partner homicide rates 5 times higher than non-Indigenous

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In Australia, 77% of intimate partner homicide victims are women

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Hispanic women in the US have an intimate partner homicide rate of 1.54 per 100,000

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Elderly women over 65 represent 10% of female IPV homicide victims in the US

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Lesbian women face 2.5 times higher risk of being killed by intimate partners than heterosexual women

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Pregnant women are 40% more likely to be victims of homicide by intimate partners

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Asian American women 1.6x more likely killed by partner vs white women

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Transgender women face 2.7x higher IPV homicide risk

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Women with disabilities 40% more likely IPV murder victims

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In France, 76% of spouse killers are husbands/ex-husbands

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US women 18-34: 58% of IPV homicides

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Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander women highest IPV death rate 2.9/100k

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Male victims: 10% of IPV homicides, mostly by guns (75%)

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50% of victims had protective orders before death

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Written by Elif Demirci·Edited by Leah Kessler·Fact-checked by Katherine Brennan

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Domestic violence deaths remain a preventable tragedy, yet the latest figures show how unevenly the risk is distributed across communities. In 2025, domestic violence death statistics captured more than a single headline number, reflecting deaths linked to ongoing abuse patterns and systemic gaps in protection. The shift from year to year is not always what people expect, which is exactly why the full dataset matters.

Geographic Variations

1In California, IPV homicides decreased 25% after 1994 Violence Against Women Act

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2Texas had 193 IPV-related deaths in 2021, highest in US states

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3New York City reported 42 intimate partner homicides in 2022

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4Rural US counties have 20% higher IPV homicide rates than urban

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5Alaska has the highest female IPV homicide rate at 3.1 per 100,000

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6Florida recorded 118 domestic violence homicides in 2020

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7Chicago had 51% of homicides as domestic-related in 2021

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8In the UK, London saw 25 domestic homicides in 2022

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9Ontario, Canada, had 47% of provincial femicides by intimate partners (2018-2022)

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10New South Wales, Australia, reported 22 IPV homicides from 2017-2021

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11US South region has 40% higher IPV death rates than Northeast

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12Nevada highest US IPV death rate 2.4/100k women

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13Illinois: 120 DV homicides 2019

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14Louisiana: 35% homicides domestic

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15Urban vs rural: 1.2 vs 1.8/100k IPV deaths

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16Missouri: 85 DV murders 2021

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17Scotland: 60 domestic homicides 2018-2022

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18Victoria AU: 40% partner homicides female victims

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19Midwest US: lowest IPV rates 0.9/100k

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Geographic Variations Interpretation

While progress like California’s 25% drop after the Violence Against Women Act shows policy saves lives, the persistently grim data—from Texas’s 193 deaths to Alaska’s 3.1 per 100,000 rate—reveals a brutal geography where your safety still depends too much on your zip code.

Perpetrator Profiles

189% of US male intimate partner homicide victims are killed by female partners

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2Firearms were used in 54% of female intimate partner homicides in the US (2019)

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379% of domestic violence perpetrators who killed their partners had previously abused them physically

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4Male perpetrators account for 98% of intimate partner femicides globally

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5In the US, 60% of intimate partner killers had access to firearms at the time of the murder

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6Perpetrators with criminal histories committed 57% of IPV homicides in Canada

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7Strangulation prior to death occurred in 48% of female IPV homicide cases in Australia

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8Alcohol involvement in 40% of male perpetrators in UK domestic homicides

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9Ex-partners committed 37% of intimate partner homicides in the US (2003-2014)

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10Perpetrators: 75% employed, disproving poverty myth

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11Jealousy/possessiveness motive in 46% of cases

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12Repeat offenders: 13% had prior homicide convictions

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13In Australia, 62% perpetrators male under 40

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14UK: 85% perpetrators male, 35% separated partners

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15Drugs involved in 25% perpetrator cases US

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1695% perpetrators had no severe mental illness

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17Escalation from abuse: 80% had 5+ prior incidents

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Perpetrator Profiles Interpretation

These statistics paint a grim and predictable portrait: the most common weapons in intimate partner homicide are not just firearms or hands, but a prior history of abuse, a lethal sense of ownership, and a society that too often fails to see the escalating danger until it is too late.

Prevalence Rates

1In the United States, from 2014 to 2019, intimate partner violence accounted for 17% of all homicides where the victim-offender relationship was known

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2Globally, approximately 38% of all female homicides are committed by an intimate partner

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3In 2021, 2,166 women were killed by men in the US, with over half by intimate partners or family members

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4Between 2003 and 2018, 71% of intimate partner homicides in Canada involved female victims

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5In England and Wales, 139 women were killed by intimate partners in the year ending March 2023

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6In Australia, intimate partner homicide rates for women were 0.44 per 100,000 from 2010-2018

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7In the EU, 62% of women killed in 2021 were victims of femicide by intimate partners

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8In South Africa, 58.6% of female homicides are by intimate partners

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9In Brazil, 34% of female murders in 2019 were by intimate partners

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10In India, 30% of married women who die of burns or injuries are killed by husbands

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11In 2020, US intimate partner homicides rose 8.4% amid pandemic

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12Globally, 137 women killed daily by partner or family (2022)

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13Canada: 15 women/week killed by intimate partners/family (2011-2020 avg)

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14UK: 2 women/week killed by partners (10-year avg)

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15Mexico: 10 femicides/day, 70% by partners (2022)

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16Russia: 1,000 women killed by partners annually (pre-2022 est)

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17In US, 1 in 7 female homicide victims killed by current/former partner

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Prevalence Rates Interpretation

Behind the grim mathematics of domestic violence statistics lies the quiet, devastating arithmetic of everyday life: women across the globe are dying not at the hands of strangers, but by the very people who promised to love them.

Risk Factors and Causes

1Prior police contact in 78% of US IPV homicide cases

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2Firearm access increases IPV homicide risk by 500%

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3Separation from abuser raises homicide risk 9-fold for women

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4Controlling behaviors present in 80% of femicide cases globally

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5Unemployment of perpetrator correlates with 2.2 times higher risk

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6History of stalking increases lethality risk by 370%

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7Alcohol abuse by perpetrator in 45% of US IPV fatalities

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8Threats to kill prior warning in 75% of cases

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9Mental health issues in 25% of perpetrators, but rarely sole cause

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10Children present at scene in 33% of IPV homicides

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11Prior DV convictions: risk factor x12

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12Obsessive behavior: 62% cases

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13Economic abuse precedes 70% lethal cases

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14Forced isolation: 55% victims

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15Pet abuse warning sign in 37% cases

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16Youth exposure to DV: x3 risk later

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17Gun ownership: 5x risk if abuser

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Risk Factors and Causes Interpretation

These statistics paint the grim portrait of a predictable, escalating crisis, where a lethal cocktail of control, access to weapons, and ignored warning signs—from stalking to threats to pet abuse—creates a clear and present danger that the system too often fails to intercept before it's too late.

Temporal Trends

1In the US, intimate partner homicide rates decreased by 30% from 1993 to 2014

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2Globally, intimate partner homicides of women declined by 9% from 2017 to 2021

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3US female IPV homicide victimization rate dropped from 1.6 to 1.1 per 100,000 between 2000-2015

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4In England, domestic homicides increased by 16% in 2022 compared to 2021

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5Canada saw a 24% rise in femicides during COVID-19 lockdowns (2020)

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6Australia intimate partner homicide rates fell 55% for women from 1989-2010

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7EU femicide rates stable at around 0.6 per 100,000 women from 2010-2020

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8South Africa femicide rates increased 11% from 2017 to 2022

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9Brazil saw 1,000 femicides in 2021, up 0.1% from 2020

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10India reported 28,046 dowry deaths from 2015-2021, averaging 4,000 annually

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11US male IPV deaths fell 64% 1976-2017

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12Global femicides: 45,000/year stable 2017-2022

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13During COVID, US DV calls up 35%, homicides up 7%

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14Spain femicides down 20% post-2004 law

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15India dowry deaths down 5% yearly 2015-2020

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16Sweden: near zero IPV homicides due to interventions

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17Philippines: 1 femicide/day avg 2010-2020

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Temporal Trends Interpretation

The global battle against intimate partner homicide shows promising, hard-won progress in many nations, yet these victories remain heartbreakingly fragile, as sharp, recent reversals in several countries—and during crises like the pandemic—prove that complacency is a luxury we cannot afford.

Victim Profiles

1In the US, Black women are 3 times more likely to be killed by a partner than white women

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293% of female intimate partner homicide victims in the US from 2010-2019 were killed by men they knew

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3Women aged 18-24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner homicide in the US at 4.5 per 100,000

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4In the UK, 73% of domestic abuse-related homicide victims from 2012-2021 were female

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5Indigenous women in Canada face intimate partner homicide rates 5 times higher than non-Indigenous

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6In Australia, 77% of intimate partner homicide victims are women

Single source

7Hispanic women in the US have an intimate partner homicide rate of 1.54 per 100,000

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8Elderly women over 65 represent 10% of female IPV homicide victims in the US

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9Lesbian women face 2.5 times higher risk of being killed by intimate partners than heterosexual women

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10Pregnant women are 40% more likely to be victims of homicide by intimate partners

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11Asian American women 1.6x more likely killed by partner vs white women

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12Transgender women face 2.7x higher IPV homicide risk

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13Women with disabilities 40% more likely IPV murder victims

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14In France, 76% of spouse killers are husbands/ex-husbands

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15US women 18-34: 58% of IPV homicides

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16Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander women highest IPV death rate 2.9/100k

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17Male victims: 10% of IPV homicides, mostly by guns (75%)

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1850% of victims had protective orders before death

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Victim Profiles Interpretation

The grim portrait painted by these statistics is not one of random tragedy but of a predictable and pervasive pandemic, where the most common predator is a familiar man and the price of being a woman, especially a young, Black, Indigenous, transgender, or otherwise marginalized woman, is calculated in blood.

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