Overall Trend in Femicide Cases
Between 2015 and 2023, femicide cases in
Mexico demonstrated a
significant upward trend, with the number of cases increasing from
413 in 2015 to
827 in 2023. This increase reflects a disturbing growth in
violence against women over the nine-year period, underscoring the urgency for effective interventions.
Peak and Decline of Femicide Cases
The data indicates that femicide cases peaked in
2021 with
981 reported incidents, marking the highest annual figure within the observed period. Subsequently, a decline was observed, with the number dropping to
827 cases by 2023. This reduction may suggest the impact of measures taken to address the issue, although the numbers remain alarmingly high.
Comparison of Recent Years
The comparison between
2022 and
2023 reveals a decrease in femicide cases, from
959 to
827, respectively. This
13.8% reduction in cases is notable, suggesting a positive direction in the fight against femicide, yet indicating the need for sustained efforts.
Long-term Growth Rate
Analyzing the long-term trend from 2015 to 2023, the data reveals an overall increase of
100% in the number of femicide cases, doubling from
413 to
827. This doubling effect over eight years highlights the escalating crisis of femicide in Mexico.
Year-over-Year Changes
Significant year-over-year increases were notably observed between
2015 and
2016, and between
2016 and
2017, with cases rising by
47% and
22%, respectively. These periods represent some of the most substantial annual increases, emphasizing periods of acute crisis.