2012
DOI: 10.3917/pal.084.0061
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Les féminicides de Ciudad Juárez : reconnaissance institutionnelle, enjeux politiques et moraux de la prise en charge des victimes

Abstract: Résumé Cet article aborde les enjeux de l’affirmation d’une perspective de genre dans les politiques publiques contre les violences faites aux femmes au Mexique à travers l’analyse de l’affaire des meurtres et disparitions de femmes à Ciudad Juárez, à la frontière avec les États-Unis. Il retrace l’institutionnalisation de la catégorie sociologique et juridique de fémicide/féminicide à l’intérieur du contexte latinoaméricain et mexicain, et décrit comment les institutions locales intègrent au fur et à mesure un… Show more

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“…Several interlocutors underlined that entry into this condition of being exposed to threat corresponds with turning 15 years old, which is celebrated in a particularly big way with the quinceanero. 12 But, in practice, identifying this moment is more difficult than 10 The same blaming of victims is found in the case of the Ciudad Juarez femicides, with the same term "spending time with" (tratarse), but, probably because of the urban context, more of an insistence on being out at night and going to entertainment venues (Calzolaio 2012). This logic of social control by putting the onus on victims can be found in other contexts of armed violence, for example in Colombia (Suarez Bonilla 2011).…”
Section: "Being Alone" (Andar Sola) a Vulnerability Blamed On Individual Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Several interlocutors underlined that entry into this condition of being exposed to threat corresponds with turning 15 years old, which is celebrated in a particularly big way with the quinceanero. 12 But, in practice, identifying this moment is more difficult than 10 The same blaming of victims is found in the case of the Ciudad Juarez femicides, with the same term "spending time with" (tratarse), but, probably because of the urban context, more of an insistence on being out at night and going to entertainment venues (Calzolaio 2012). This logic of social control by putting the onus on victims can be found in other contexts of armed violence, for example in Colombia (Suarez Bonilla 2011).…”
Section: "Being Alone" (Andar Sola) a Vulnerability Blamed On Individual Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 98%