Violencia hacia los hombres en Colombia
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2024
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Arrieta Pallares, José Miguel
Mojica Domínguez, Jissell Paola
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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Colombia ha vivido décadas de conflicto armado, narcotráfico y desigualdad social, lo que ha contribuido a un ambiente de violencia generalizada. Aunque las mujeres han sido, sin duda, víctimas de violencia de género, los hombres también sufren violencia en diversas formas, que pueden ser físicas, psicológicas, y estructurales. En muchas comunidades, las expectativas tradicionales de masculinidad y el rol del hombre como proveedor y protector han generado presiones que, en ocasiones, derivan en violencia tanto hacia ellos como hacia otros. La finalidad del presente trabajo de investigación es analizar el marco legal de la violencia hacia los hombres en Colombia y conocer el punto de vista masculino acerca de la violencia de género.
La metodología es mixta porque se analizaron los casos de violencia hacia los hombres en Colombia, cuyos paradigmas fueron: histórico hermenéutico y crítico social, en esta se realizó unas encuestas a 10 estudiantes hombres de quinto y sexto semestre de la Universidad Simón Bolívar sede Barranquilla donde se utilizó como técnica de recolección de datos, lo cual permitió tener una mejor obtención de la información, para saber que tan instruidos están los hombres sobre las entidades a las cuales acudir al momento de ser víctimas.
Colombia has experienced decades of armed conflict, drug trafficking and social inequality, which has contributed to an environment of widespread violence. Although women have undoubtedly been victims of gender violence, men also suffer violence in various forms, which can be physical, psychological, and structural. In many communities, the traditional expectations of masculinity and the role of the man as a provider and protector have generated pressures that sometimes lead to violence both towards themselves and others. The purpose of this research work is to analyze the legal framework of violence against men in Colombia and to know the male point of view about gender violence. The methodology is mixed because the cases of violence against men in Colombia were analyzed, whose paradigms were: historical hermeneutic and social criticism, in this surveys were carried out to 10 male students of the fifth and sixth semester of the Simón Bolívar University headquarters in Barranquilla where it was used as a data collection technique, which allowed to have a better obtaining of information, to know how educated men are about the entities to which they go at the time of being victims. In the discussion it is proposed that violence against men is underestimated both in terms of research and attention, there is a strong cultural pressure that prevents men from perceiving themselves as victims, which leads to it being an invisible issue. In addition, the lack of specific support programs for male victims contributes to the perpetuation of silence around them.
Colombia has experienced decades of armed conflict, drug trafficking and social inequality, which has contributed to an environment of widespread violence. Although women have undoubtedly been victims of gender violence, men also suffer violence in various forms, which can be physical, psychological, and structural. In many communities, the traditional expectations of masculinity and the role of the man as a provider and protector have generated pressures that sometimes lead to violence both towards themselves and others. The purpose of this research work is to analyze the legal framework of violence against men in Colombia and to know the male point of view about gender violence. The methodology is mixed because the cases of violence against men in Colombia were analyzed, whose paradigms were: historical hermeneutic and social criticism, in this surveys were carried out to 10 male students of the fifth and sixth semester of the Simón Bolívar University headquarters in Barranquilla where it was used as a data collection technique, which allowed to have a better obtaining of information, to know how educated men are about the entities to which they go at the time of being victims. In the discussion it is proposed that violence against men is underestimated both in terms of research and attention, there is a strong cultural pressure that prevents men from perceiving themselves as victims, which leads to it being an invisible issue. In addition, the lack of specific support programs for male victims contributes to the perpetuation of silence around them.
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Matrimonio, Maltrato, Noviazgo, Varones, Violencia
