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To mark International Women’s Day , the names of women killed by men over the past year are read out in the House of Commons by Jess Phillips MP, now the minister for violence against women and girls.
The charity Femicide Census compiles the list annually , based on freedom of information requests to the police and extensive media monitoring.
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