In "I am a woman, that's why you kill me", journalist Jenny Krithara investigates the phenomena of femicide and gender inequality, which are responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands of women and LGBTQ+ individuals worldwide, and presents ten true stories of women in Greece who have experienced gender-based violence in all its forms. Femicide: the word that disturbs, divides, and provokes. Patriarchy, sexism, toxic masculinity, internalized misogyny, victim-blaming, and sexual objectification: Behaviors and stereotypes that shape, normalize, and justify femicidal intent. Causes that empower the hand of every perpetrator.

Evidence that gender equality is a letter of the law and not the spirit of the state. Gender-based violence, which is recorded daily in all its manifestations, leaves no room for illusions about gender equality. The road ahead is long. Ten women share their own experiences. Ten individuals who have experienced violence due to their gender reveal - without describing anything other than their own experiences - how gender-based crime is born, expressed, and covered up. Nothing is more brutal than violence, nothing is more violent than inequality.