Les dones indígenes com arma de guerra durant el conflicte armat de Guatemala: anàlisi de l’estigma social i el debilitament del teixit familiar i comunitari a l’àrea Ixil

Rodríguez Amat, Neus

Les dones indígenes com arma de guerra durant el conflicte armat de Guatemala: anàlisi de l’estigma social i el debilitament del teixit familiar i comunitari a l’àrea Ixil

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Rodríguez Amat, N. Les dones indígenes com arma de guerra durant el conflicte armat de Guatemala: anàlisi de l’estigma social i el debilitament del teixit familiar i comunitari a l’àrea Ixil. 2022. handle: http://hdl.handle.net/10230/53950

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Abstract

The indigenous women were used as a war tool during the long-lasting internal armed conflict in Guatemala for thirty six years. Behind the military practices there was a sexist, racist and colonial strategy, defined with the aim of exterminating the indigenous people. This paper has analysed the consequences of the stigma experienced by indigenous women on the community and social fabric in the Ixil area. To do so, interviews have been held to survivors of the armed conflict and indigenous women who have worked with victims of sexual violence during the Guatemalan war.

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Treball de Fi de Grau en Ciències Polítiques i de l'Administració. Curs 2021-2022.
Menció al Premi Treball de Fi de Grau a la Recerca en Gènere. VIII ediciò. Curs 2021-2022
Tutora: Elena Vidal-Cosso