Vloge varne hiše pri reševanju intimnopartnerskega nasilja nad ženskami

Saša Svet (Author), Nikolai Jeffs (Mentor), Metka Mencin Čeplak (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Magistrsko delo obravnava problematiko intimnopartnerskega nasilja nad ženskami, s poudarkom na vlogah, ki jih imajo varne hiše pri reševanju tovrstnega nasilja. V splošnem ločimo pet oblik nasilja, in sicer: fizično, psihično, spolno, ekonomsko nasilje ter zalezovanje. Na pojavnost intimnopartnerskega nasilja vplivajo določeni družbeni vzorci in prepričanja. Žrtve nasilja doživljajo najrazličnejše fizične in psihične posledice, navadno dolgo vztrajajo v nasilnem razmerju, preden uspejo nasilneža zapustiti. Ena izmed oblik pomoči žrtvam so varne hiše, ki omogočajo umik na varno, ter žrtvam (in njihovim otrokom) nudijo psihosocialno pomoč. Katere so vloge varne hiše pri reševanju intimnopartnerskega nasilja nad ženskami, smo ugotavljali skozi intervjuje s strokovnimi delavkami v varnih hišah in skozi zgodbe uporabnic. Tako smo žrtvam dali glas ter jih opolnomočili. Skozi raziskavo smo ugotovili, da ima v hiši vsaka uporabnica svojo sobo, drugi prostori so skupni. Uporabnice si v varni hiši organizirajo dneve po svoje, strokovne delavke jih spodbujajo, da živijo čim bolj običajno življenje. Svoje izkušnje lahko delijo z drugimi, ki so doživele podobne zgodbe. Življenje v skupnosti jim omogoča, da se naučijo reševati konflikte, do katerih pride, kadar živimo z drugimi ljudmi. Strokovne delavke želijo uporabnicam varnih hiš zagotavljati varnost ter jim povrniti moč, ki jim je bila odvzeta v nasilnem razmerju. Kot glavne vloge varne hiše pri reševanju intimnopartnerskega nasilja nad ženskami torej lahko navedemo umik na varno, različne aspekte pomoči in strokovno podporo.

Keywords

intimnopartnersko nasilje;posledice;žrtve;ženske;nevladne organizacije;varne hiše;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2021
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[S. Svet]
UDC:	305:[343.611-055.2:364](043.2)
COBISS:	87130371
Views:	313
Downloads:	41
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	The roles of the safe house in solving intimate partner violence against women
Secondary abstract:	This master's thesis addresses the problem of intimate partner violence against women with a focus on the role of safe houses. There are five different forms of violence: physical, psychological, sexual, economic violence, and stalking. Social patterns are associated with the incidence of intimate partner violence. Victims experience a variety of physical and psychological consequences, and normally stay in a relationship for a long time before they manage to leave their abusive partner. One of the forms of aid to victims of intimate partner violence are safe houses, which provide a safe environment and psychosocial help for the victims and their children. Which are the roles of the safe house in solving intimate partner violence against women we found out through interviews with the professionals in safe houses and through the stories of users. In this way, we gave the victims a voice and empowered them. The safe house provides separate bedrooms for victims, other living spaces are shared. Users of safe houses can organize their days the way they like, professional staff encourage them to live a normal life as much as possible. The safe house enables them to share their experiences with other victims who have similar stories. Life in a community allows them to learn how to address conflicts that arise when living with other people. The professional staff in the safe house strive to provide a safe environment for women and to empower them by regaining the strength that was taken from them. As the main roles of the safe house in solving intimate partner violence against women we can state safety, various forms of aid and professional support.
Secondary keywords:	intimate partner violence;non-governmental organizations;consequences of intimate partner violence;safe house;victims of intimate partner violence;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	1000619
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za sociologijo
Pages:	91 str.
ID:	13755881