Mulheres refugiadas: um caso de invisibilidade normativa frente à violência sexual e de gênero.

Abstract

The aim of this study is to analyze the institute of the Refuge, with focus on the refugee women, specifically with regard to the your dual vulnerability. The study is pertinent because the violence that women are subjected in the world take different dimensions for women who are forced to migrate and, even with the increase of women who currently migrate in the world, the news and reports shows us that the gender and sexual violence has been frequent in the daily life of refugee women. The refugee woman can be considered to be sui generis, since she is inserted in other social markers that go beyond her ethnicity and her national identity, adding the trajectory of this woman the question of the gender. In order to promote a critical reflection on the subject, we seek, through authors of international law, as Costas Douzinas and his critical theory of Human Rights, and by authors working with a gender approach, such as Nancy Fraser, to broach recognition and redistribution as proposals to solve the invisibility of this group, associating, in a way, the Human Rights to the emancipation and dignity of refugee women, whereas the concepts of exclusion and violence.