Another woman was killed in Romania. A man killed his 45-year-old partner in Constanta County
Police car. Photo: Inquam Photos / Cosmin Enache
A 45 -year -old woman was killed on Tuesday, August 19, by her 51 -year -old life partner, in their home in Topraisar commune, Constanta county, representatives of the County Police Inspectorate (IPJ) Constanta, according to news.ro.
“From the research conducted it turned out that, on August 19, against the backdrop of a spontaneous conflict, a 51-year-old man, would have killed his 45-year-old concubine, which he would have hit with a cut-off object. The deed would have been committed in their home, from Topraisar,” the source said.
IPJ Constanţa stated that at the Police Station Topraisar there were no notifications regarding a possible state of conflict between the two and neither requests regarding the issuance of a provisional protection order.
Dozens of cases of Femicide in Romania from the beginning of the year
Since the beginning of the year, in Romania at least 33 women have been killed, either by their partners at that time, or by former partners.
On June 18, over 1,000 people participated in a protest in front of the government to ask the authorities to prevent gender violence, following the crime in Lipănești commune, Prahova, where a 22 -year -old was killed by the former partner, on the street, in front of children.
Previously, on June 3, several thousand people gathered in Victoriei Square to manifest violence against women, after the Cosmopolis crime, and to ask the Government additional measures to protect women. “We are tired of empty words”, “All over the police, anywhere justice”, “indifference nourishes violence” and “hundreds of women are dead, this is not right”-were some of the messages shouted by the protesters before the Government. The appeal to the protest came after the case of Theodora, the 23 -year -old shot dead in the Cosmopolis complex in Ilfov.
President Nicusor Dan was also pronounced about this phenomenon, who believes that femical is “a serious problem” in Romania and that the Romanian state “does not give an impression of strength, firmness”.
