Femicide
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7 stories in #femicide
Clear filtersWoman Strangled by Partner in La Mosquitia; Suspect Beaten by Residents
A woman was found strangled by her partner in Cauquira, Gracias a Dios; residents pursued and beat the suspect, identified as Alexis Fuentes, after discovering the body on Sunday morning.
Chat Messages Surface From Suspect in Nurse's Killing
Messages between the man accused of killing nurse Elvia Mercedes Gómez López on June 3 in San Manuel, Cortés, and his father have surfaced, with the father reportedly providing the WhatsApp screenshots to local media.
Stepfather Arrested in Killing of 14-Year-Old Girl in Olancho
A 14-year-old girl, Estefany Lizeth Carvajal, was killed by her stepfather in Sursular, Olancho, after he learned she had a boyfriend; the man was arrested after attempting to take his own life and is now in custody pending trial.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 6, 2026#femicide#domestic-violence#minor-victimSuspect in Nurse's Killing Vows to Surrender
The father of Daniel Antonio Meras, accused of killing his wife, nurse Elvia Gómez, in San Manuel, Villanueva, said his son promised to turn himself in to authorities and face justice for the killing.
Activist and Libre Party Member Reina Margarita Carrasco Killed
Reina Margarita Carrasco, a 46-year-old founder of the Bastión del Sur citizen watchdog group and Libre party activist, was killed on January 22, 2026, two days after protesting at Congress over the disputed 2025 election; her murder remains unsolved.
Honduras Femicides Climb in 2026 Amid Greater Brutality and Near-Total Impunity
Rights groups have recorded 108 femicides in Honduras through late May 2026, with activists noting more mutilated victims and a 95% impunity rate that leaves killers largely unpunished.
Criterio.hn· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 4, 2026#femicide#violence-against-women#gender-violenceSupreme Court Sends Legal Opinion on Femicide Law Reforms to Congress
Honduras's Supreme Court has submitted its legal opinion to Congress on proposed reforms to three Penal Code articles governing femicide, including a proposal to create specialized judicial bodies to handle such cases.