Análisis de casos múltiples desde el Trabajo Social con Familias víctimas de Femicidio

Abstract

Femicide has been a subject of constant struggle, determining a definition that is the death of women for being a woman or for its aggravating circumstances and also maintaining a power relationship between the victim and the aggressor. This research establishes the objective of analyzing the importance of the multiple case methods that is worked from the area of social work with families that have been victims of Femicide and have not received comprehensive reparation or have been inserted into society. The methodology used in the research is qualitative because characteristics of Femicide cases that have had a sentence were collected and the application of a semi-structured interview with open questions to justice operators who have had experience in litigation, thanks to them, it was determined that the families have a progressive comprehensive reparation and, in all cases, there was an economic reparation. The population studied was constituted by 10 judicial operators composed of lawyers, psychologists, the department of criminology and social work, in the same way, the crossing of 8 cases of Femicide in the province of Tungurahua having been the subject of a conviction, obtaining the conclusion that the method applied helps to understand that there are no psychosocial actions for the families who have experienced this crime, so finally the role of the social worker in the process of taking charge of the families is the management of the social autopsy where the victim is profiled in different environments.