| Sumario: | This book by Sabrina Paula Vecchioni explores the integration of gender perspectives in asylum procedures in Argentina. It addresses challenges and reflections on applying a gender-focused approach to refugee status determination, emphasizing women's experiences. The book examines historical, religious, and legal aspects of international refugee law, highlighting the importance of gender in these contexts. It provides a critical analysis of Argentina's legal frameworks and administrative processes, offering insights into the subjective and objective aspects of refugee determination. The author's aim is to contribute to the discourse on gender-based discrimination and the global asylum system. The intended audience includes scholars, legal practitioners, and policymakers interested in gender studies and refugee law.
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