The master’s thesis Ethics in Reporting on Femicides on News Websites Index.hr, 24sata.hr and Večernji.hr aimed to show how the named news portals reported on the topic in the period from 1 January 2019 to 31 December 2020 and whether they complied with the provisions of the Croatian Journalists Code of Honor. The method used in the research was content analysis on a sample of a total of 273 articles including the graphic design of the article. The articles were obtained through keywords “murder of a woman”, “murder of a girl” and “femicide”, and the research was conducted according to an analytical matrix that contained 24 classification categories. The research sought to determine the type of headlines in the articles, used graphic design, subject of the photographs, whether the identity of the victim and the perpetrator is revealed, whether the focus is only on the event or the problem in general, whether citations in the headline are used, whether there is a clickbait headline, whether the private information on the victim and the perpetrator are revealed, and whether the reasons for the murder are stated. The research has shown that there are differences in reporting between the mentioned news portals and that index.hr and 24sata.hr often have a sensationalist approach as opposed to the web portal vecernji.hr. The focus is often on the reasons for the murder and the identity of the victim and the perpetrator is revealed. If this is not done directly by name and surname, it is often the case that it is revealed through the crime scene, initials or identity of a family member. Furthermore, femicide is more often reported as a specific case than as a problem in general. The sources in the articles are in most cases the police, other media, the judiciary and neighbors, and the topic is not approached analytically and objectively. None of the articles provided information on help for the victims, and more than half of the articles contained a detailed description of the crime.