Social Mobility of Rohingya Women in a Small Refugee Camp in Chennai, India: A Case Study

IF 1.3 3区 社会学 Q3 DEMOGRAPHY
R. K. Radhakrishnan, E. E. de Wit, Vandana Gopikumar, Joske Bunders
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Abstract

Conflict and displacement are gendered processes which impact women in refugee communities in various ways. The following case study, in a small refugee camp in Chennai, explores whether the design of a small refugee camp allows for increased mobility among women and a different position for female refugees in the community. Findings from a two-year long study, including participant observations, FGDs and interviews, show that Rohingya women gained social mobility by accessing schools, market places, health centers and the police station outside the camp. Through such interactions, women gained skills and knowledge which somewhat altered their position in the camp.

印度金奈一个小型难民营中罗兴亚妇女的社会流动性:个案研究
摘要冲突和流离失所是性别化的过程,对难民社区的妇女产生了多方面的影响。下面的案例研究,在金奈的一个小型难民营,探讨了一个小型难民营的设计是否允许增加妇女之间的流动性和女性难民在社区中的不同地位。一项为期两年的研究结果,包括参与者的观察、fgd和访谈,表明罗兴亚妇女通过进入营地外的学校、市场、医疗中心和警察局,获得了社会流动性。通过这种相互作用,妇女获得了技能和知识,这多少改变了她们在难民营中的地位。
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