Relato de mujeres migrantes venezolanas víctimas de violencia de pareja en el departamento del Atlántico, período 2021-2023
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2023
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Vargas Arrieta, Marcela Alejandra
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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l Observatorio de la Mujer Colombiana (2020) enfatiza la importancia de evaluar la feminización dentro de la migración como resultado de la injusticia socioeconómica, la desigualdad de género y las desigualdades entre hombres y mujeres inmigrantes. La deconstrucción de los hechos de violencia de género en pareja aporta la comprensión de como las mujeres reivindican sus derechos, mejora su autoestima, y favorece el proceso de orientación hacia un empoderamiento e identidad. Las teorías que se tuvieron en cuenta para el análisis de la violencia de género en pareja fueron las siguientes: Teoría del ciclo de la violencia de pareja (Lenore Walker), Modelo ecológico (Bronfenbrenner) y el Modelo teórico de la rueda de poder y control (Duluth). Para el Análisis de la migración de mujeres venezolana se utilizó el enfoque interseccional.
Objetivo: Analizar los tipos de violencia de género en pareja padecidos por las mujeres inmigrantes Venezolanas en el departamento del Atlántico, período 2021-2023.
Metodología: tipo de investigación: cualitativa, alcance descriptivo, diseño Fenomenológico, se utilizó entrevista semiestructurada. Los criterios de inclusión fueron: Mujeres migrantes venezolanas entre los 18 a 60 años de edad, que sufrieron de violencia de pareja, residentes en el departamento del atlántico y estén vinculadas a una fundación orientada al trabajo de mujeres víctimas de violencia, Se utilizó muestreo no probabilístico.
The Colombian Women's Observatory (2020) emphasizes the importance of evaluating feminization within migration as a result of socioeconomic injustice, gender inequality, and inequalities between immigrant men and women. The deconstruction of the acts of gender violence in couples provides an understanding of how women claim their rights, improves their self-esteem, and favors the process of orientation towards empowerment and identity. The theories that were taken into account for the analysis of gender violence in couples were the following: Theory of the cycle of couple violence (Lenore Walker), Ecological model (Bronfenbrenner) and the theoretical model of the wheel of power and control (Duluth). For the Analysis of the migration of Venezuelan women, the intersectional approach was used. Objective: Analyze the types of gender violence suffered by Venezuelan immigrant women in the department of Atlántico, period 2021-2023. Methodology: type of research: qualitative, descriptive scope, phenomenological design, semi-structured interview was used. The inclusion criteria were: Venezuelan migrant women between 18 and 60 years of age, who suffered from intimate partner violence, residents in the department of Atlántico and are linked to a foundation oriented to the work of women victims of violence. Non-probabilistic sampling was used.
The Colombian Women's Observatory (2020) emphasizes the importance of evaluating feminization within migration as a result of socioeconomic injustice, gender inequality, and inequalities between immigrant men and women. The deconstruction of the acts of gender violence in couples provides an understanding of how women claim their rights, improves their self-esteem, and favors the process of orientation towards empowerment and identity. The theories that were taken into account for the analysis of gender violence in couples were the following: Theory of the cycle of couple violence (Lenore Walker), Ecological model (Bronfenbrenner) and the theoretical model of the wheel of power and control (Duluth). For the Analysis of the migration of Venezuelan women, the intersectional approach was used. Objective: Analyze the types of gender violence suffered by Venezuelan immigrant women in the department of Atlántico, period 2021-2023. Methodology: type of research: qualitative, descriptive scope, phenomenological design, semi-structured interview was used. The inclusion criteria were: Venezuelan migrant women between 18 and 60 years of age, who suffered from intimate partner violence, residents in the department of Atlántico and are linked to a foundation oriented to the work of women victims of violence. Non-probabilistic sampling was used.
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Violencia de género, Violencia de pareja, Mujeres venezolanas, Migración, Gender violence, Intimate partner violence, Venezuelan women, Migration
