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At least 52 women and 21 children have reportedly lost their lives to date due to violence across Australia this year - that's according to data tracked by the Australian Femicide Watch and The Red HEART Movement.  

That figure remains part of a broader picture revealing over 1300 women and girls who have been lost to violence since the year 2000 with research also showing that every four days, on average, a woman or girl is killed in Australia. Almost always by a man. 

Anti-violence advocate, femicide researcher, Sherele Moody documents and tracks the killing of Australian women and children, and, is calling for a Royal Commission and national truth telling inquiry on the issue.   

Her petition has this month surpassed 160 000 signatures. 

At least 52 women and 21&nbsp;children&nbsp;have&nbsp;reportedly lost&nbsp;their lives&nbsp;to date&nbsp;due&nbsp;to violence&nbsp;across&nbsp;Australia&nbsp;this year&nbsp;-&nbsp;that's&nbsp;according to data tracked by the&nbsp;Australian Femicide Watch&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Red HEART Movement.&nbsp;&nbsp;
That figure remains part of a broader picture revealing over 1300 women and girls who have been lost to violence since the year 2000 with research also showing that every four days, on average, a woman or girl is killed in Australia. Almost always by a man.&nbsp;
Anti-violence advocate, femicide researcher,&nbsp;Sherele Moody documents and tracks&nbsp;the killing of Australian women and children,&nbsp;and,&nbsp;is calling for a Royal&nbsp;Commission&nbsp;and national truth telling inquiry&nbsp;on the issue.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Her&nbsp;petition&nbsp;has this month surpassed&nbsp;160 000&nbsp;signatures.&nbsp;