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Interview with Fotini Siannou: Changing Society Beyond Counting Victims is Necessary · Cyprus Report

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Interview with Fotini Siannou: Changing Society Beyond Counting Victims is Necessary

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In a recent interview, Fotini Siánou emphasized the need for societal change rather than merely counting victims of femicide in Greece.
She addressed the ongoing issue of gender-based violence and the societal attitudes that perpetuate it.
The conversation highlighted the legal recognition of femicide and the actions required to combat this violence effectively.
Siánou advocates for a proactive approach to prevent future incidents, rather than reacting to each new case.
The interview was conducted by Eleni Konstantinou and published on July 5, 2026.

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Συνέντευξη – Φωτεινή Σιάνου: «Δεν αρκεί να μετράμε τα θύματα, πρέπει να αλλάξουμε την κοινωνία»Dialogos · 17 days ago

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In a recent interview, Fotini Siánou emphasized the need for societal change rather than merely counting victims of femicide in Greece.
She addressed the ongoing issue of gender-based violence and the societal attitudes that perpetuate it.
The conversation highlighted the legal recognition of femicide and the actions required to combat this violence effectively.
Siánou advocates for a proactive approach to prevent future incidents, rather than reacting to each new case.
The interview was conducted by Eleni Konstantinou and published on July 5, 2026.

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