Aristotelia Dogka, the prosecutor known for her involvement in the Topaloudis trial, has publicly criticized the ongoing response to femicides in Greece. In a recent post, Dogka expressed continued distress with each new case, contrasting her emotional reaction with what she perceives as the indifference of others. She specifically targeted those she describes as perpetually unperturbed by these crimes. Dogka’s statement highlights a broader debate within Greece regarding societal attitudes towards violence against women and the effectiveness of current legal and social mechanisms. Her previous work on the high-profile Topaloudis case, involving the rape and murder of a young woman, brought significant attention to issues of gender-based violence. The prosecutor’s comments underscore the need for sustained attention and action to address femicide in the country. This latest statement is part of an ongoing discussion about the term "γυναικοκτονία" (femicide) and its significance.