Family violence thermometer in vulnerable groups. A comparative analysis Peru – Argentina

Abstract

The coronavirus pandemic and the isolation measures established to prevent massive infections have changed the daily lives of children, adolescents and women, limiting the links that are usually established outside of the endogamous bosom: friends, teachers, close relatives, professionals health, among others. Today, a rethinking of the perception of family violence is incumbent on, which starts from investigating the differences in the conceptualization of family violence and its legal, social, economic and cultural implications from a comparative analysis in order to establish a thermometer that interprets violence in vulnerable groups. in its real context, proposing to build an instrument from an interdisciplinary perspective and public policies that aim to detect, prevent and intervene efficiently in this type of situation, also avoiding any re-victimization bias. The present investigation is of a qualitative approach and its purpose is to carry out a phenomenological analysis from a short original article, of a basic type, with a descriptive interpretive level, pointing out the adjective characteristics of the phenomenology presented.