More than 500 women report male violence every day in Spain

The study conducted by 40dB for the State Federation of Lesbians, Gays, Trans, Bisexuals, Intersex and More (FELGTBI+) reveals that, in the last year in Spain, one in four trans people has been physically or sexually assaulted. Data from the 2024 State of LGBT+ Hate report indicates that 26.70% of the sample has experienced assault and 35.60% harassment. Unconscious prejudices and biases have serious consequences: the study shows that 37.80% of …

The latest figures for gender-based violence in the judicial bodies, 2024, are very similar to those of 2023: last year the various courts received 199,094 complaints of gender-based violence, 0.09% less than in 2023 (199,277); and 183,908 women victims were registered, 4.96% less than in the previous year, with 193,516. More or less stable data such as convictions, eight out of ten; the percentage of women taking the waiver to declare, about 10…

Published on October 4, 2024 / Updated on April 2, 2025 In 2024 in Spain, sixteen women were murdered outside the sphere of their partner or ex-partner, according to the Government Delegation against Gender Violence, which since 2022 has published all femicides and not just those committed by partners or ex-partners. These femicides now total 72 victims. Of the sixteen femicides recorded in 2024, ten were committed within the family environment …

60% of the cases the sexist crime is committed by the couple Attorney Ángeles Carmona: "Not everything justifies freedom of expression. Protection of the victims must prevail"

According to the latest data, during the first quarter of 2025, half of the femicides were committed by foreigners.This is a trend that, in any case, is not new.In 2023, the percentage was 44.8%, and in 2024 it was 36.2%.This is revealed by the data of the Ministry of Equality that has broken down The Objective.If a comparative analysis is made, it is observed that at the moment foreigners multiply by 4 (in proportion) to Spaniards.This is due t…

The inertia of the last few years has settled. 2023 ended with 26 out of 58 murders of women committed by foreigners, 44.8%, 2024 ended with 36.2%, and the first quarter of 2025 ended with three out of six feminicides committed by men born outside Spain, 50%. This assumes that at present half of the murders of women are committed by 13.4% of the population. Or, in other words, that the murders of women perpetrated by foreigners quadruple in prop…