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Réponses des femmes aux dommages et justice transformative : le cas des cercles de femmes en Pologne

Women's responses to harm and transformative justice: the case of women's circles in Poland

Lidia M. Rodak · 2024

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Studies, through ethnographic research, the Women's Circles of Poland, self-organised groups that meet regularly, as practices of transformative justice. The participants not only express the harm they suffered but take part in repairing it. Through the circles they try to rebuild a sense of justice, agency and subjectivity that neither traditional social practices nor the legal system offered them. The author argues that self-care and recognition within a community of women restore individual and collective justice. Useful for those who work with circles and with gender-based violence outside the judicial sphere.

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Authors
Rodak, Lidia M.
Year
2024
Publisher or source
Droit et cultures, n.º 86 (2024/1), «Beyond punishment towards reparation» (traducción al francés de Daphné Romy-Masliah)
Type
Article
Language
French
Jurisdiction
Polonia
Licence
CC BY-NC-ND
DOI
10.4000/14ar2

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Rodak, L. M. (2024). Réponses des femmes aux dommages et justice transformative : le cas des cercles de femmes en Pologne. Droit et cultures, n.º 86 (2024/1), «Beyond punishment towards reparation» (traducción al francés de Daphné Romy-Masliah). https://doi.org/10.4000/14ar2

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