Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy

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Jelin, Elizabeth
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2012
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Over the last three decades, rape and sexual abuse of women as repressive practices during war and dictatorial regimes are gradually being recognized as specific forms of human rights violations. Increasingly they come to be considered as crimes against humanity within the international regime of human rights law. In Argentina, although the existence of such crimes has been known since the nineteen eighties, only now is testimony in trials against repressors being taken as evidence for specific rape-based convictions. Under these circumstances, the women involved face a personal and political dilemma, between the urge to talk and the right to intimacy and silence. The political and moral character of rape emerges jointly under these circumstances, posing a paradoxical situation.
Fil: Jelin, Elizabeth. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Instituto de Desarrollo Economico y Social. Departamento de Investigación; Argentina
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Sexual abuse
Crime against humanity
Political repression
Argentina
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title Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
spellingShingle Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
Jelin, Elizabeth
Sexual abuse
Crime against humanity
Political repression
Argentina
title_short Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
title_full Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
title_fullStr Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
title_full_unstemmed Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
title_sort Sexual abuse as a crime against humanity and the right to privacy
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Jelin, Elizabeth
author Jelin, Elizabeth
author_facet Jelin, Elizabeth
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Sexual abuse
Crime against humanity
Political repression
Argentina
topic Sexual abuse
Crime against humanity
Political repression
Argentina
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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Over the last three decades, rape and sexual abuse of women as repressive practices during war and dictatorial regimes are gradually being recognized as specific forms of human rights violations. Increasingly they come to be considered as crimes against humanity within the international regime of human rights law. In Argentina, although the existence of such crimes has been known since the nineteen eighties, only now is testimony in trials against repressors being taken as evidence for specific rape-based convictions. Under these circumstances, the women involved face a personal and political dilemma, between the urge to talk and the right to intimacy and silence. The political and moral character of rape emerges jointly under these circumstances, posing a paradoxical situation.
Fil: Jelin, Elizabeth. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Instituto de Desarrollo Economico y Social. Departamento de Investigación; Argentina
description Over the last three decades, rape and sexual abuse of women as repressive practices during war and dictatorial regimes are gradually being recognized as specific forms of human rights violations. Increasingly they come to be considered as crimes against humanity within the international regime of human rights law. In Argentina, although the existence of such crimes has been known since the nineteen eighties, only now is testimony in trials against repressors being taken as evidence for specific rape-based convictions. Under these circumstances, the women involved face a personal and political dilemma, between the urge to talk and the right to intimacy and silence. The political and moral character of rape emerges jointly under these circumstances, posing a paradoxical situation.
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