Le défi des femmes haïtiennes de se construire en tant que sujet à la suite des violences basées sur le genre (note de recherche)

This article begins a discussion on gender-based violence against women, especially in the Haitian context. Approached from the perspective of decolonial feminism, gender-based violence is understood through the proliferation of structures of domination, which ensure their production and reproduction. Indeed, an examination of Haiti’s foundation in it’s early years testifies to a configuration of social gender relations that disadvantage women, a situation not unrelated to the gender-based violence of which they are victims. The article focuses on the dynamics between experienced violence and the construction of the subject.