Almanza Iglesia, MauryArias Peña, Evelyn SofíaGómez Navarro, Karen TatianaNavarrete Martínez, Silenys de JesúsOlivera Paredes, CarolinaQuintana Manotas, Daniela Alejandra2024-12-102024-12-102024https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12442/16054El presente proyecto de investigación tiene como objetivo principal el implementar las clínicas jurídicas y sociales en San Basilio de Palenque (Bolívar) como método alternativo de asistencia a las mujeres víctimas de violencia. Lo anterior con el fin que se pueda brindar un servicio integral jurídico y social a la población vulnerable víctima de violencia derivada del conflicto armado, de este modo, las clínicas jurídicas funcionarían como medida de prevención a la violencia contra la mujer. Para alcanzar estos objetivos, se adoptó una metodología enmarcada en el paradigma sociocrítico con un enfoque cualitativo, orientado a comprender el contexto sociocultural de la violencia contra la mujer en San Basilio de Palenque. Para ello, en primer lugar, se realizaron capacitaciones donde los miembros de la clínica jurídica se documentaron con unos expertos en el tema, haciendo énfasis en la violencia contra la mujer; capacitando desde el concepto de violencia hasta el aprender a identificar y diferenciar los distintos tipos de violencia, las rutas de atención, legislación, entre otros aspectos importantes. Seguido a esto se realizaron varios encuentros entre los estudiantes de la clínica jurídica donde se analizó el estado actual de los derechos de las mujeres. En la brigada desarrollada en San Basilio de Palenque se procedió a realizar entrevistas para identificar y caracterizar los diferentes tipos de violencia que afectan a las mujeres de la comunidad. Además, se socializaron los derechos, herramientas de prevención y rutas de atención diseñadas para proteger a las víctimas, utilizando el violentómetro como herramienta didáctica. Entre los resultados principales de la investigación, se reveló que el 86% de las entrevistadas reconocieron la existencia de violencia contra la mujer en su territorio, mientras que el 14% restante no estaba al tanto o no había percibido casos de violencia. En cuanto a los tipos de violencia, el 57% de las participantes identificaron el maltrato físico como el más prevalente, seguido por el maltrato verbal y psicológico (29%) y el maltrato económico (14%). Además, la percepción sobre la frecuencia de la violencia varió, con un 43% de las mujeres considerando que los casos eran poco frecuentes, otro 43% opinando que eran muy frecuentes y un 14% que eran frecuentes.The main objective of this research project is to implement legal and social clinics in San Basilio de Palenque (Bolivar) as an alternative method of assistance to women victims of violence. The objective is to provide a comprehensive legal and social service to the vulnerable population victims of violence derived from the armed conflict, thus, the legal clinics would function as a measure of prevention of violence against women. To achieve these objectives, a methodology framed in the socio-critical paradigm with a qualitative approach was adopted, aimed at understanding the socio-cultural context of violence against women in San Basilio de Palenque. To complete this goal, in the first place, the members of the legal clinic were trained and documented by experts on the subject, with emphasis on violence against women; learning the concept of violence and how to identify and differentiate the different types of violence, care routes, legislation, among other important aspects. Following this, several 4 meetings were held among the students of the legal clinic analyzing the current state of women's rights. In the brigade developed in San Basilio de Palenque, interviews were conducted to identify and characterize the different types of violence affecting women in the community. In addition, the rights, prevention tools and care routes designed to protect victims were socialized, using the violentometer as an educational tool. In addition, the rights, prevention tools and care routes designed to protect victims were socialized, using the violentometer as an educational tool. Among the main results of the investigation, it was revealed that 86% of the interviewees recognized the existence of violence against women in their territory, while the remaining 14% were unaware of or had not perceived cases of violence. Regarding the types of violence, 57% of the participants identified physical abuse as the most prevalent, followed by verbal and psychological abuse (29%) and economic abuse (14%). In addition, the perception of the frequency of violence varied, with 43% of the women considering that cases were infrequent, another 43% considering that they were very frequent and 14% that they were frequent. Knowledge of laws for the protection of women was also limited. Fifty-seven percent of the respondents were aware of Colombian laws that protect women, while 43% had no knowledge of such legislation. This lack of knowledge underscores the need to strengthen awareness-raising campaigns and educational programs to adequately inform women about their rights and the available care routes in case they are victims of violence.pdfspaAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United StatesCultura de pazClínicas jurídicasEmpoderamiento femeninoDerechos de las mujeresSan Basilio de Palenqueinfo:eu-repo/semantics/embargoedAccessinfo:eu-repo/semantics/otherFeminine empowermentLegal clinicsPalenquePeace cultureViolence against women