Victims of femicide in Latin America: Legal and criminal justice responses
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Abstract
Despite the progress that women have made in the fight against gender-based
violence, it is still prevalent in various countries in the world. For many
women in Latin American countries femicide is a constant reality. This paper
critically analyzes femicide in Latin American countries and the legal and
criminal responses to this crime. The paper defines femicide and discusses
the nature and extent of femicide in Latin America. The analysis of this
phenomenon in Latin American countries indicates that although some of these
countries have made important strides in addressing the problem, they still
face challenges in adequately preventing this crime.
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| Authors | Janice, Joseph; |
| Journal | temida |
| Year | 2017 |
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