Femicide occurs under the social guise of a “crime of passion.” Almost every third day in Germany, a woman is killed because of her gender. The murderers are always men and usually from their immediate social circles. The murders themselves are the catastrophic, inhumane culmination of psychological and physical violence against partners and ex-partners, daughters, and mothers in a patriarchal system. On (opera) stages across the country, femicides are also portrayed every evening as a “good murder,” a “beautiful murder,” as Wozzeck puts it.
On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and following the performance “Crime of Passion” by and with Anthony Hüseyin, writer and journalist Fatma Aydemir, non-binary musician and performer Anthony Hüseyin, and other guests will examine this violence against FLINTA and discuss it with each other.
With: Anthony Hüseyin, Fatma Aydemir, and other FLINTA guests
Free Admission – in English
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