Currently in France, three out of ten women in France live in rural areas, yet half of feminicides occur in rural areas according to the Senate report published on October 14th 2021. These figures are all the more striking since the numerous confinements linked to the crisis health from 2020 to 2021 where violence against women, especially in isolated environments, has been made visible. The Senate report then draws up several observations which fuel this phenomenon: deficit mobility, distance from public services, lack of opportunities to continue studies, lack of diversity in jobs, difficulty accessing healthcare, lack of access to information, etc. These gaps tend to explain gender inequalities that are surely more specific in the spaces rural.