Poster for tomorrow 2024: Stop killing women
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Selon ONU Femmes, 2022 reste l’année où le plus de femmes ont été intentionnellement assassinées à ce jour, avec près de 89 000 décès dans le monde. Parmi ceux-ci, «48 800 femmes environ ont été tuées par leur conjoint ou un membre de leur famille (pères, mères, oncles et frères). Cela signifie qu’en moyenne plus de 133 femmes ou filles sont tuées chaque jour par un membre de leur propre famille».

Comme si ce chiffre n’était pas assez grave, le nombre réel de féminicides est sans doute encore plus élevé : «en ce qui concerne environ quatre meurtres de femmes et de filles sur dix, nous ne disposons pas de suffisamment d’informations permettant de les identifier comme meurtres liés au genre en raison de différences dans les pratiques de justice pénale de chaque pays, que ce soit en termes d’enregistrement ou d’enquête».

Cela doit changer. C’est pourquoi cette année, nous vous demandons de nous aider à attirer l’attention sur toutes les formes de violence faites aux femmes : pour que le monde arrête de tuer les femmes.

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Según ONU Mujeres, 2022 fue el año con más mujeres asesinadas intencionalmente hasta la fecha: casi 89,000. De ellas, alrededor de 48,800 mujeres y niñas en todo el mundo fueron asesinadas por sus parejas íntimas u otros miembros de la familia (incluidos padres, madres, tíos y hermanos). Esto significa que, en promedio, más de 133 mujeres o niñas son asesinadas cada día por alguien de su propia familia”.

Ya de por sí es terriblemente malo que los feminicidios vayan en aumento, es probable que la estadística real sea mucho mayor a las cifras oficiales: por cuatro de cada diez asesinatos intencionales de mujeres y niñas, no hay suficiente información para identificarlos como feminicidio debido a las malas prácticas de justicia.

Esto debe cambiar. Este año pedimos tu ayuda para visibilizar todas las formas de violencia contra las mujeres. ¡El mundo debe parar la muerte y la violencia contra las mujeres!

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Secondo le Nazioni Unite, il 2022 è stato l’anno in cui sono state uccise intenzionalmente il maggior numero di donne fino ad oggi: quasi 89.000. Di queste, “circa 48.800 donne e ragazze in tutto il mondo sono state uccise dai loro partner intimi o da altri membri della loro famiglia (compresi padri, madri, zii e fratelli). Questo significa che, in media, più di 133 donne o ragazze vengono uccise ogni giorno da qualcuno della loro stessa famiglia”.

Se non è già abbastanza grave che il femminicidio sia in aumento, la statistica reale è probabilmente molto più alta: “per circa quattro femicidi intenzionali non ci sono informazioni sufficienti per identificarli come omicidi legati al genere, a causa delle variazioni nazionali nelle pratiche di registrazione e indagine della giustizia penale”.

Questa situazione deve cambiare. Quest’anno, quindi, vogliamo chiedere il vostro aiuto per attirare l’attenzione su tutte le forme di violenza contro le donne: perché il mondo smetta di uccidere le donne.

Posted by Hervé Matine on October 18th, 2024

Stop killing women - TOP 10's announcment!

Stop Killing Women live jury in Italy-Lecce has finished the selection of 100 best posters. As it's our tradition now, we are pleased to publish and announce our top 10 poster of this edition! These top 10 posters have been announced this afternoon October 18th - 5 pm. at Convitto Palmieri in Lecce. The whole event was organised with support of our Italian partner Conversazioni sul futuro.
All participants will receive a notification by email informing them if their entries is part of selected 100 posters, shortlisted or not. We need a few days to prepare these notifications. Thanks for your understanding.

Posted by Hervé Matine on October 12th, 2024

Online Jury is now finished!

Carried by our online jury team composed as most culturally and professionally diverse panel, related to the cause or slimy graphic designers.
50 women and 50 men, representing 42 different nationalities of experienced graphic designers, professionals in the human rights field, media journalists, NGO’s representatives , institutions and our project partners.
Many thanks to the whole team. We are very grateful!
300 posters are now on their way to Convitto Palmieri in Piazzetta Giosuè Carducci in Lecce - Italy

Posted by Hervé Matine on September 21st, 2024

6721 entries recorded | Thank You!

Call for entries is now closed!
6721 entries recorded coming from 98 countries!
Thank you all for participating!
All along this year competition, we have answered and helped hundreds of you with questions and technical issues. However we still have to eliminate entries with the artists names or signature, those already published or shared on social networks. We will take care of send a notification email to all concerned designers.
We've already stared working on our database to select eligible entries. They will be judged by poster for tomorrow’s online jury, who will make a selection of 300 entries to go forward to the ‘live’ judging session.
We'll be in touch with more news soon...

Posted by Hervé Matine on September 19th, 2024

24 more hours!

As every year, your are many to upload your entries at the very last minutes...
In order to make your submissions easier, we are adding 24 more hours to our deadline.
Good luck to everyone!

Posted by Hervé Matine on September 9th, 2024

Stop killing women - Deadline Extended!

The contest deadline is close to its end!
September 19 - (11:59 PM. Paris time)
If you meet difficulties to upload your entries or need assistance, don't hesitate to contact us via email and we will help you as fast as we can.
Please note that you also have a full help and information page here:
Recommendations:
- Try always to give a title for your poster.
- Avoid entering artwork that has already been submitted to another poster competition or published on social media.
- Don’t include your name or signature in the artwork.
- Avoid to enter the same artwork several time with different background or version.
Good luck to all of you!

Posted by Hervé Matine on June 5th, 2024

Topic Announcement

According to UN Women, 2022 was the year in which the most women were intentionally murdered to date: nearly 89,000. Of these ‘Around 48,800 women and girls worldwide were killed by their intimate partners or other family members (including fathers, mothers, uncles and brothers). This means that, on average, more than 133 women or girls are killed every day by someone in their own family.’
If it’s not bad enough that femicide is increasing, the real statistic is probably much higher: ‘for roughly four in ten intentional murders of women and girls, there is not enough information to identify them as gender-related killings because of national variation in criminal justice recording and investigation practices’.
This must change. So this year, we want to ask your help in drawing attention to all forms of violence against women: for the world to stop killing women.

Stop killing women