Maria Gasouka, a prominent professor and member of anti-femicide initiatives, calls for a national action plan to combat gender-based violence and femicides in Greece. Highlighting recent tragedies, she emphasizes the need for education among professionals such as police and judges. Gasouka characterizes femicides as a sexist crime rooted in patriarchal policies and notes the severe impact on victims’ children. The urgency of recognizing femicide within the legal framework is stressed, alongside the importance of accountability for law enforcement and judicial failures.