Figures reveal black women in London experience higher rates of femicide; among recorded cases, 43-62% were black. Sharp instruments were commonly used in killings.
Southall Black Sisters highlighted the disproportionate impact on black women, emphasizing the urgent need for action by politicians and police.
The Femicide Census criticized the lack of attention from the Met Police and the Mayor of London towards femicide, stating they 'simply don't care enough.'
Chanel Vasiliou, whose sister was a femicide victim, called for tougher laws against male violence, more attention to femicide, and culturally specific services for protection.
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