Reflection of economic, legal and political developments on the issue of women in Turkey

Violence against women and murder is a social problem that requires total struggle. This situation, which is increasing its influence in Turkish society, requires a social struggle together. The increase in violence and murder has accelerated the introduction of legal regulations. Whether legal regulations are sufficient to prevent violence and murder against women is also one of the topics discussed. This study looked at the data of the last 10 years and evaluated and compared economic, legal, and political developments with the increase in the number of murders of women. Instead of achieving the underlying facts of acts of violence and murder, targeting the evaluation of facts in a comparative way is the essence of the study. The murder figures have been analyzed to the extent reflected in women's organizations and government institutions over the last 10 years and questioned what the concept of 'female murder' means. The extent to which murdered women are considered to be murders of women and the differences in murder figures in this context are the main points that make the study different. The process of legal regulations in the last 10 years was examined and the prominent laws enacted in this process (law no. 6284, etc.) were evaluated. The way these laws look at the issue of women's murders and the positive or negative reflection of the murder figures has been revealed.