Escenas de la vida ciudadana de las uruguayas en la pos dictadura

Three scenes taken directly from everyday life, between 1983 and 2011, summarize the conquest and the widening of Uruguayan women’s democratic rights at the end of the dictatorship. Through participation, reaffirmation of equality and their requirement for reparation, they sought to committ themselv...

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Published inCaravelle (1988) Vol. 102; no. 102; pp. 65 - 85
Main Author Ruiz, Marisa
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Spanish
Published Presses universitaires du Midi 01.06.2014
Subjects
Citizenship
Impunity
Sexual violence
Uruguayan’s dictatorship
Women’s rights
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Summary:Three scenes taken directly from everyday life, between 1983 and 2011, summarize the conquest and the widening of Uruguayan women’s democratic rights at the end of the dictatorship. Through participation, reaffirmation of equality and their requirement for reparation, they sought to committ themselves and to strenghten their active exercise of citizenship. This article highlights the parallel between women´s struggle against Human Rights perpetrators and their specific claims.
ISSN:1147-6753
2272-9828
DOI:10.4000/caravelle.754