Women as Perpetrators of Violence and Crimes in Africa

Women as victims of genocide, terrorism or war crimes are the traditional topics of studies. But this situation necessarily changed in the last decades as number of female combatants increased all over the world. If we examine the case of female attackers in different parts of the world, we can get different shapes and form of intention behind these combats. Africa gives the various forms of cruelty caused in society by women or to women. But the line between the two sides in many cases are not clear. In this study I examine the categories of attacks committed by women in Africa, and the situation of women who decided to destroy – mainly – their own society.

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Journal of Central and Eastern European African Studies
Published
2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.59569/jceeas.2022.2.2.126
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Gender, Security, and Conflict
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Women as Perpetrators of Violence and Crimes in Africa

Marianna Kármán
Journal of Central and Eastern European African Studies
Gender, Security, and Conflict
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Women as Perpetrators of Violence and Crimes in Africa

Marianna Kármán
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Abstract

Women as victims of genocide, terrorism or war crimes are the traditional topics of studies. But this situation necessarily changed in the last decades as number of female combatants increased all over the world. If we examine the case of female attackers in different parts of the world, we can get different shapes and form of intention behind these combats. Africa gives the various forms of cruelty caused in society by women or to women. But the line between the two sides in many cases are not clear. In this study I examine the categories of attacks committed by women in Africa, and the situation of women who decided to destroy – mainly – their own society.

Journal of Central and Eastern European African StudiesVol. 2(2)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Gender, Security, and Conflict
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