The most dangerous place in the world to be a woman

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Sky’s chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay travels to Honduras to take an in-depth look at femicide: the act of killing a woman for simply being a woman.

More than 40 cases of femicide were recorded in Honduras in January and February this year.

According to the Women’s Rights Center in the country, a woman is murdered every 16 hours.

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