Greece’s constitutional revision committee is now focusing on Article 16, concerning education, after previous debates. The discussion is occurring at a critical juncture in the reform process. A key element under consideration is the constitutional recognition of femicide – the intentional killing of women due to their gender – as a distinct crime. This potential addition aims to strengthen legal protections and address gender-based violence more effectively. The committee is evaluating proposals to specifically define and criminalize femicide within the constitution. The debate surrounding Article 16 and the inclusion of femicide highlights a broader effort to modernize and improve the Greek constitution. The outcome of these discussions will significantly impact future legislation and societal responses to violence against women.