The thesis is based on the story of Rana, an asylum seeker known in the Extraordinary Reception Center of the social cooperative NOVA of Schio where I did my internship. In the thesis I expose the deception, subjugation, violence and blackmail suffered first in Tunisia and then in Italy told by Rana. The first part analyzes the Italian legislation and support structures against an immigrant woman who is a victim of violence: the various types of protection (international, subsidiary, special), the Cutro decree and the residence permit for domestic violence. The positive aspects and critical aspects of these regulations. The third part exposes the Tunisian culture still anchored in the past respecting the gender issue by legitimizing violence against women.
La tesi è basata sulla storia di Rana, una richiedente asilo conosciuta nel Centro di Accoglienza Straordinaria della cooperativa sociale NOVA di Schio dove ho svolto il tirocinio. Nella tesi espongo l'inganno, l'assoggettamento, la violenza e i ricatti subiti prima in Tunisia e poi in Italia raccontati da Rana. Nella prima parte si analizza la legislazione e le strutture di supporto italiane nei confronti di una donna immigrata vittima di violenza: i vari tipi di protezione (internazionale, sussidiaria, speciale), il decreto Cutro e il permesso di soggiorno per violenza domestica. Gli aspetti positivi e le criticità di queste normative. La terza parte espone la cultura tunisina ancora ancorata nel passato rispetto la questione di genere legittimando la violenza sulle donne.
Il diritto alla tutela e protezione delle donne migranti. Un approfondimento sulla Tunisia
FACCIN, ALESSIA
2023/2024
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The thesis is based on the story of Rana, an asylum seeker known in the Extraordinary Reception Center of the social cooperative NOVA of Schio where I did my internship. In the thesis I expose the deception, subjugation, violence and blackmail suffered first in Tunisia and then in Italy told by Rana. The first part analyzes the Italian legislation and support structures against an immigrant woman who is a victim of violence: the various types of protection (international, subsidiary, special), the Cutro decree and the residence permit for domestic violence. The positive aspects and critical aspects of these regulations. The third part exposes the Tunisian culture still anchored in the past respecting the gender issue by legitimizing violence against women.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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