Descripción del proyecto
Soluciones comunitarias a la violencia de género
La violencia de género (VBG) trasciende las fronteras y afecta a las personas independientemente de su condición social, ubicación o edad. Como muchos países del mundo, Pakistán afronta una creciente ola de violencia de género, a pesar de los amplios esfuerzos legislativos. Con el apoyo de las Acciones Marie Skłodowska-Curie, el proyecto GBV_COP_SOC surge como un rayo de esperanza. Esta iniciativa innovadora profundiza en los aspectos de género de la VBG en el seno de las familias pakistaníes en Noruega y Pakistán, explorando la vigilancia comunitaria como método novedoso. Es una alternativa a las estrategias descendentes convencionales. Al examinar la eficacia de la vigilancia comunitaria en la lucha contra la VBG y comprender la dinámica del pluralismo jurídico, en este proyecto se pretende aportar ideas vitales para frenar la VBG en un mundo en constante evolución.
Objetivo
Violence occurs in all countries, rich or poor, developed or developing, irrespective of caste, creed, color, social status, wealth, urban or rural residence, or the ages of victim and aggressor. Keeping this in mind, this study is designed to understand gendered aspects of Gender based violence in Pakistan and Pakistani Families living in Norway. Despite extensive legislation and steps taken by the federal and provincial government, the plague of GBV is at rise in Pakistan and rest of the world. Interestingly, to address the GBV issue at state level, community policing has emerged as an alternative approach to conventional, top-down approach to ensure Human security . Community policing also addresses gender inclusive policing which in response provides room to address serious issues like gender based violence. Such community based approaches to policing are instrumental in addressing the sensitive issues like GBV, however, the effectiveness of these approaches in complexed contexts are under-researched and debated in recent scholarship. Similarly, it is equally interesting to understand the choices people make in legally pluralistic societies because it will provide greater understanding to reflect on how people maneuver, negotiate and choose the legal system to address GBV . At the Norwegian level, it would be very valuable to review how police works with GBV victims from immigrant communities from Pakistan .Hence, there is need to understand the gaps and challenges within the designed mechanism to curb GBV with special focus on gendered social relations, legal pluralism and why it is important for police to understand contextual complexity . Qualitative data collection method will be used to collect data both from Pakistan and Norway. Study is framed from grains from various filed of studies like Security, feminism, IR, Legal and Development Studies to ensure interdisciplinarity.
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Programa(s)
- HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Main Programme
Régimen de financiación
HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-PF-EF - HORIZON TMA MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships - European FellowshipsCoordinador
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Noruega