拉丁美洲堕胎权的突破

IF 4.3 1区社会学 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Journal of Democracy Pub Date : 2022-10-01 DOI:10.1353/jod.2022.0049

Omar G Encarnación

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摘要

摘要：近年来，拉丁美洲在堕胎权方面取得了突破，这与美国正在进行的堕胎刑事化浪潮形成了鲜明对比。它还结束了一些世界上最严厉的堕胎禁令。这一突破的根本是将堕胎视为一个人权问题，而不是个人选择的问题。这一策略借鉴了拉丁美洲以前的平等和正义运动，特别是同性婚姻的斗争，利用了后独裁时代拉丁美洲政治和社会中人权的共鸣。

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Latin America's Abortion Rights Breakthrough

Abstract:In recent years, Latin America has experienced an abortion-rights breakthrough that stands in striking contrast to the wave of criminalization of abortion afoot in the United States. It also ended some of the world's most draconian abortion bans. At the root of this breakthrough is the framing of abortion not as an issue of personal choice but as a human-rights matter. This strategy, borrowed from previous campaigns for equality and justice in Latin America—especially the struggle for same-sex marriage—capitalized on the resonance of human rights in Latin American politics and society in the postauthoritarian era.

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Journal of Democracy POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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6.30

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