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Direitos das mulheres no Cazaquistão, Uzbequistão e Tajiquistão

Direitos das mulheres no Cazaquistão, Uzbequistão e Tajiquistão

Megan Ginn

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Año de edición:
2025
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Relaciones internacionales
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9786208695750
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Após a queda da União Soviética em 1991, surgiram cinco novos Estados independentes. Já não sob o domínio soviético, estes países iniciaram a árdua jornada de se tornarem autónomos. Durante este processo, o desejo de segurança sobrepôs-se aos direitos humanos e, apesar do seu sofrimento, as mulheres da Ásia Central tornaram-se invisíveis para o resto do mundo. Este estudo examina a situação atual dos direitos das mulheres no Cazaquistão, no Uzbequistão e no Tajiquistão através de uma análise comparativa da violência doméstica e do tráfico sexual. O estudo levanta a questão - porque é que o mundo não está mais preocupado?

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