By Tag Clar Editorial
At a controversial event focused on violence against women, the alarming statistics of women's murders were discussed. This sharp increase in women's murders is a serious warning for society that cannot be overlooked.
Why is there still no law for women's murders?
Judge Laurent Lafleur pointed out in this meeting that there is still no independent law to define women's murders. This leads to many cases of violence and murder being simply ignored, and the voices of the victims go unheard.
The rise in women's murder cases is somewhat indicative of the current crisis in society that requires immediate attention and action from officials. This issue must be addressed not only at the judicial level but also at the social level to prevent such incidents from occurring.
