Women on individual levels and as a group have been muted for decades on the terrible treatment that have been inflicted on them. Their voices are being either, unheard, ignored or silenced, which falls into the muted group theory of marginalized groups, having no say in the treatment against them (Weil, 2016). In Guatemala and Mexico, authorities are less likely to consider detail about women’s murders because of corruption, lack of interest and they tend to blame the victim for not playing their traditional gender role (Wilson, 2013). The cultural norm of gender inequality is a major humanitarian offence that needs to be inverted through proper structure of family relations, police authorities, and most importantly dissolving the belief
