Nasilje nad ženskami v intimno partnerskem odnosu v času pandemije Covid-19

magistrsko delo

Tamara Djurovič (Author), Nina Mešl (Mentor)

Abstract

Magistrska naloga izpostavlja pomembne vidike, povezane z naraščanjem nasilja nad ženskami v intimnopartnerskem odnosu med pandemijo covid-19. Raziskava, ki sem jo opravila, je bila kvalitativne narave in je temeljila na šestih opravljenih intervjujih s strokovnimi delavkami, ki so v času pandemije obravnavale nasilje nad ženskami v intimnopartnerskem odnosu. Iz nje izhaja, da so se številne ženske soočale z izjemno težkimi razmerami, ki so bile posledica omejitev gibanja in povečane količine časa, preživetega s povzročitelji nasilja. Iz raziskave je razvidno, da so se podporni sistemi soočali s številnimi izzivi, ki so omejevali njihovo učinkovitost, kot so pomanjkanje prostora v varnih hišah, zapleti pri njihovem delovanju zaradi spreminjajočih se navodil ter omejitve zaradi zmanjšanega števila strokovnjakov, ki so bili dejansko prisotni na delovnem mestu. Opravljena raziskava predpostavlja, da so za boljše delovanje podpornih sistemov v tako izrednih situacijah, kot je bila pandemija covid-19, potrebni boljša informiranost javnosti o obstoju pomoči, jasni protokoli ter boljše sodelovanje med različnimi institucijami.

Keywords

epidemija covid-19;ženske;nasilje nad ženskami;povzročitelji nasilja;podporni sistemi;dejavniki tveganja;zakonodaja;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2024
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FSD - Faculty of Social Work
Publisher:	[T. Starič]
UDC:	364.63-055.2
COBISS:	208893187
Views:	2675
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Violence against women in intimate partner relationship during the Covid-19 pandemic
Secondary abstract:	The master's thesis highlights key aspects related to the increase in violence against women in intimate partner relationships during the Covid-19 pandemic. The approach to research was qualitative; six interviews with professional workers with experience in the subject matter reveal that many women faced extremely challenging conditions, mainly due to movement restrictions and increased time spent with perpetrators of violence. The research shows that support systems faced numerous challenges, which limited their effectiveness, such as lack of space in safe houses, operational difficulties due to changing guidelines, and restrictions related to reduced number of professionals that were physically present at the workplace. The research suggests that, to ensure better functioning of the support systems in exceptional situations like the Covid-19 pandemic, there is a need for improved public awareness of assistance available, clear protocols, and enhanced collaboration among various institutions.
Secondary keywords:	Covid-19 pandemic;violence against women;perpetrators;support systems;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za socialno delo
Pages:	53 str.
ID:	23349864