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Gender-Based Violence: A Social Reality

Compliance, Quality and Health and Safety 25 hours

Introduction

Thanks to this training programme at Course on Gender-Based Violence: A Social Reality We will delve into a complex and contemporary world. The violence Violence against women constitutes a violation of human rights and is one of the most serious problems facing society: at present 1 in 3 women worldwide have experienced physical or sexual violence at the hands of a romantic partner at some point in their lives. This issue is being addressed through various fields with the aim of helping victims and thereby reducing these figures. At the end of the training, you will see various projects and experiences innovative approaches that will undoubtedly serve as a guide for you, enabling you to become a qualified professional when dealing with situations of gender-based violence.

Objectives

  • To identify, in all their dimensions, various intervention strategies in the field of prevention and detection of gender-based violence.

  • Design socio-educational programmes on the prevention of gender-based violence in different contexts.

  • Understanding the concepts from the perspective of perpetrator or victim.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. DOES LOVE HURT?

  1. Violence and Gender
  2. Key concepts relating to gender-based violence
  3. Some approaches to the concept of gender-based violence

TEACHING UNIT 2. THEORIES AND EXPLANATORY MODELS OF ABUSE

  1. Sociological theories on gender-based violence
  2. Psychological theories on gender-based violence

TEACHING UNIT 3. FORMS OF VIOLENCE AND CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN’S SEXUAL FREEDOM

  1. Types of abuse against women
  2. Offences against sexual freedom

TEACHING UNIT 4. HOW TO IDENTIFY THE ABUSER?

  1. The attacker
  2. How can you recognise gender-based violence?
  3. Types of offenders

TEACHING UNIT 5. WHAT IS THE PROFILE AND WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VICTIM?

  1. The victim
  2. Classification and characteristics of the victim
  3. The process of victimisation
  4. Factors associated with victimisation
  5. Women as victims
  6. Factors associated with victimisation in gender-based violence
  7. The impact of crime on victims

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