What does justice mean to black and minority ethnic (BME) victims/survivors of gender-based violence?
What does justice mean to black and minority ethnic (BME) victims/survivors of gender-based violence?
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DOI：
10.1080/1369183x.2019.1650010
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发表时间：
2019-08-03
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3.3
通讯作者：
Hester, Marianne
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作者：
Gangoli, Geetanjali;Bates, Lis;Hester, Marianne
本文讨论了如何“正义”的理解，寻求，和经验丰富的黑人和少数民族（BME）受害者/幸存者的基于性别的暴力（GBV）在英国。本文件的主要目的是探讨（a）黑人和少数民族受害者/幸存者遭受基于性别的暴力的经历，（B）他们的经历和对司法的看法，以及（c）促成或构成司法障碍的因素，包括移民身份。我们在生态学的方法中总结了BME妇女的经验和正义的概念化[Hagemann-White，C.，等，2010年。“暴力侵害妇女行为、暴力侵害儿童行为和性取向暴力行为中的作用因素-一个多层次互动模式（为欧洲联盟委员会评估性别暴力和暴力侵害儿童行为国家立法标准化的可能性、机会和需求的可行性研究的一部分- JLS/2009/D4/01）。“欧洲联盟出版物，卢森堡]和布迪厄的”社会资本“概念[1986年。“资本的形式。“《教育社会学理论与研究手册》，J.理查森编，第241-258页。韦斯特波特，CT：格林伍德]。我们发现，移民妇女缺乏获得社会资本的重要途径，这使得诉诸司法特别具有挑战性，移民身份是移民妇女诉诸司法的主要障碍。
This paper addresses how 'justice' is understood, sought, and experienced by Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) victims/survivors of Gender Based Violence (GBV) within the UK. The key aims of this paper are to explore (a) experiences of GBV for BME victim/survivors, (b) their experiences and perceptions of justice, and (c) factors enabling, or posing barriers to justice, including immigration status. We situate BME women's experiences and conceptualisations of justice within an ecological approach [Hagemann-White, C., et al. 2010. "Factors at Play in the Perpetration of Violence Against Women, Violence Against Children and Sexual Orientation Violence - A Multi-Level Interactive Model (Part of the Feasibility Study to Assess the Possibilities, Opportunities and Needs to Standardise National Legislation on Gender Violence and Violence Against Children for the European Commission - JLS/2009/D4/01." Publications of the European Union, Luxembourg] and within Bourdieu's conceptualisation of 'social capital' [1986. "The Forms of Capital." In Handbook of Theory and Research for the Sociology of Education, edited by J. Richardson, 241-258. Westport, CT: Greenwood]. We found that migrant women lack access to vital aspects of social capital, that make access to justice particularly challenging, and that immigration status poses key barriers in migrant women's experiences of accessing justice.