Greetings house, it's another week for an interesting topic. We go again.

I have not personally witnessed a case of femicide, but I have heard many heartbreaking stories on the news and social media. Each time I hear about a woman being killed by someone she loved or trusted, I feel sad and wonder how such a tragedy could have been prevented.

I believe society is often more reactive than preventive. We usually pay attention after a woman has lost her life instead of acting when the first signs of abuse appear. Many victims experience threats, violence, or controlling behaviour long before things become deadly.

The government should take reports of domestic violence seriously and ensure offenders are punished according to the law. Communities should also provide safe shelters, counselling, and support for women in abusive relationships.
Women should watch out for warning signs such as excessive jealousy, controlling behaviour, constant threats, physical abuse, or a partner who refuses to accept a breakup. These are not signs of love but signs of danger.

Everyone has a role to play. Family, friends, neighbours, and religious leaders should speak up when they notice abuse and encourage victims to seek help early. Working together can help prevent more women from losing their lives.

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