Homicides contributed to 21% of all occupational fatalities for women, compared to 9% for men. Of these homicides, relatives or domestic partners contributed to 39% of female homicide cases; male homicide cases were most likely to be perpetrated by robbers, contributing to 36% of male homicide cases.
In comparison to men, women faced a higher risk of occupational fatalities due to homicides (21% vs. 9%).  Among these homicides, female victims were more likely to be killed by relatives or domestic partners (39%), while male victims were most frequently murdered by robbers (36%).