街头:大流行时期的贫困、风险和护理社区

IF 1.2 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY Anti-Trafficking Review Pub Date : 2023-04-26 DOI:10.14197/atr.201223203
Martha Cecilia Ruiz Muriel
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新冠肺炎大流行后,南美洲国家公众对“街头弱势人群”的担忧加剧。这些关注的重点是性部门的移民和妇女面临的性暴力、剥削和人口贩运风险。本文以厄瓜多尔和边境省份埃尔奥罗为例,研究了这些公众关注的问题以及构成这些问题的风险话语。它分析了非正规移民和提供性和色情服务的妇女如何谈论“风险”和“剥削”,以及他们如何通过参与危险活动和建立护理社区来应对危机、控制和限制。这些社区是团结联盟,为面临贫困和暴力的人们提供联系和相互支持。它们不限于家庭或家庭领域;相反,它们构成了不同形式的“家庭”和“家”建筑。这篇文章基于埃尔奥罗的一项参与性研究,这个地方有着悠久的人口贩运历史,但尚未得到承认或研究。
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On the Streets: Deprivation, risk, and communities of care in pandemic times
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, public concerns about ‘vulnerable people in street situation’ have grown in South American countries. These concerns focus on the risk of sexual violence, exploitation, and human trafficking faced by migrants and women in the sex sector. This article examines these public concerns and the discourses of risk that structure them, taking Ecuador and the border province of El Oro as a case study. It analyses how irregularised migrants and women offering sexual and erotic services talk about ‘risk’ and ‘exploitation’, and how they respond to crisis, controls, and restrictions by becoming involved in risky activities and building communities of care. These communities are solidarity alliances that connect and offer mutual support to people confronting deprivation and violence. They are not restricted to the household or the domestic sphere; rather, they constitute different forms of ‘family’ and ‘home’ building. The article is based on a participatory research in El Oro, a place with a long history of human trafficking that has not been recognised or studied.
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Anti-Trafficking Review CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-
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