Feminism, Violence Against Women, and Law Reform

Feminism, Violence Against Women, and Law Reform

Decolonial Lessons from Ecuador

Tapia Tapia, Silvana

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2022

172

Dura

Inglês

9780367566470

15 a 20 dias

408

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Introduction Toward a decolonial feminist critique of penality

Chapter 1 Protecting women in postcolonial Latin America

Chapter 2 Law was foe: women's movements before the 1990s

Chapter 3 Violence against women, human rights, and the turn to criminal law

Chapter 4 From neoliberal to post-neoliberal: the constitutional journey of rights-based penality

Chapter 5 A new Penal Code: criminalising violence against women using rights-based penality

Chapter 6 Report from the field: women's experiences of using specialised penal courts

Conclusion
Vaw;Carceral Feminism;Human Rights;CEDAW;NGO Staff;Violated;Citizen's Revolution;Carceral Expansion;Penal Code;Liberal Legalism;Criminal Law;General Penal Code;Constitutional Criminal Law;Penal Expansion;UN;Penal Apparatus;Liberal Criminal Law;Sep;Indigenous Women;Criminal Law Reform;Women's Modesty;Law Reform;Indigenous Justice;Women's Human Rights Discourses;Andean Cosmovision