Analysis of gender/class (in)sensitive responses in criminal sentences of women convicted for causing the death of their newborn children in Argentina

这项研究将是南美洲第一次研究在被控杀害新生儿的女性的判决中渗透到司法话语中的潜在性别和阶级偏见，并将这些偏见框定为对妇女的暴力行为。这项研究将对阿根廷2019年至2022年间宣判的刑事案件的法庭笔录进行定性分析，包括因家庭纽带而加重的杀人罪和“遗弃人身罪”。这项工作的结果将决定判决的法律后果，这些判决可能会被阿根廷立法中关于被告的我的性别歧视和分类假设所玷污，将其理解为“制度性的象征性性别暴力”。

This research will be the first in South America to examine the underlying gender and class biases that permeate judicial discourses in decision sentences of women accused of killing their newborns, framing these in terms of violence against women. The study will conduct a qualitative analysis of court transcripts of criminal cases including 'homicide aggravated due to family bond' and 'person abandonment', pronounced between 2019 - 2022 in Argentina. The findings of this work will determine the legal consequences of sentences potentially tarnished by mysoginistic and classist assumptions regarding the defendants under Argentinean legislation, understanding of these as 'institutional symbolic gender-based violence.'