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Acoso sexual callejero como límite del ejercicio de la ciudadanía femenina: un análisis desde el pluralismo normativo y la necesidad de promover una ciudadanía diferenciada a partir del caso Villa El Salvador
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2023-12-29) Basurto Basurto, Telma Lucia
Sexual street harassment is one of the most normalized types of gender violence in Peruvian society; however, little has been explored about its impact on the exercise of female citizenship. Using the case study of Villa El Salvador as a starting point, we analyse how this type of violence impacts on the capacity for agency of Salvadoran villa women, taking into account the parameters of Dhal's normative pluralism, which establishes minimum democratic conditions such as the possibility of (i) formulating preferences, (ii) publicly expressing preferences, and (iii) being treated equally in the political system. Finally, when contrasting the parameters established by Dhal with the exercise of citizenship by Salvadoran Villa women, it can be seen that although Salvadoran Villa women recognize the existence of sexual street harassment as a barrier to exercising their citizenship, they understand it as a "necessary evil to be overcome" if political representation in the political system of Villa El Salvador is their objective.

Vol. 14 Núm. 23 (2023)

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