Resistencias, identidades y agencias en las mujeres saharauis refugiadas
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Teniendo como referente la genealogía de los feminismos descoloniales
y apostando por colocar como centro del análisis feminista la
agencia localizada y contextualizada de las mujeres saharauis refugiadas
en relación con sus estrategias de resistencia, de acomodación y la noción
de vulnerabilidad, este texto pretende indagar los vínculos entre las experiencias
de violaciones de derechos humanos vividas por el pueblo saharaui
de manera transgeneracional, las experiencias específicas de las mujeres
en la lucha anticolonial y las diversas subjetividades femeninas generadas
en las tres generaciones de mujeres. De este modo, la interacción entre experiencias,
identidades colectivas y subjetividades, nos ofrece nuevos marcos
interpretativos para comprender mejor la diversidad de identidades de
género y de comprensiones que sobre los derechos de las mujeres existe
entre las mujeres saharauis.
Having as a reference the genealogy of decolonial feminisms, we intend to focus the feminist analysis on the localized and contextualized agency of Sahrawi refugee women in relation to their resistance and adaptation strategies, as well as their notion of vulnerability. Considering this, this paper aims at investigating the links between the human rights violations suffered by the Sahrawi people through generations, the specific experiences of women in the anticolonial struggle and the different female subjectivities throughout the three generations of women. Thereby, the interaction between experiences, collective identities and subjectivities provides new interpretive frameworks that enable us to better understand the diversity within gender identities and perceptions that the Sahrawi women have about women’s rights.
Having as a reference the genealogy of decolonial feminisms, we intend to focus the feminist analysis on the localized and contextualized agency of Sahrawi refugee women in relation to their resistance and adaptation strategies, as well as their notion of vulnerability. Considering this, this paper aims at investigating the links between the human rights violations suffered by the Sahrawi people through generations, the specific experiences of women in the anticolonial struggle and the different female subjectivities throughout the three generations of women. Thereby, the interaction between experiences, collective identities and subjectivities provides new interpretive frameworks that enable us to better understand the diversity within gender identities and perceptions that the Sahrawi women have about women’s rights.







