o:488037 Famiglie interrotte Violenza domestica e divorzio nella recente legislazione della Repubblica Popolare Cinese it Il rapporto tra violenza domestica, stabilità sociale e famigliare è stato il leitmotiv che ha accompagnato i documenti ufficiali dell’iter legislativo culminato nel testo della legge contro la violenza domestica della Repubblica Popolare Cinese nel 2016. In Cina, il dibattito sul tema degli abusi sulle donne è stato avviato con la Fourth World Conference on Women tenutasi a Pechino nel 1995. Il volume si propone di riflettere sugli strumenti normativi, in particolare il divorzio e il sistema degli ordini di protezione, e sulle specificità di tali istituti nel limitare e prevenire gli abusi domestici, restituendone un’analisi socio-culturale, giuridica e linguistica. Gender-based violence perpetrated within the family is an issue of global importance. It is no coincidence that the statistics on domestic violence committed during the ongoing pandemic have shown it as a worrying phenomenon crossing national borders and social levels. In China the consideration of domestic violence as an element of destabilisation of the family unit is rather recent. In fact, the traditional patriarchal values on which the Chinese family based its relations considered intra-family violence – particularly towards women – an accepted and fully integrated component in the normal course of relations among people belonging to the same lineage. The Pandora’s Box, which for centuries has concealed and neglected the problem, has only been uncovered since the Fourth World Conference on Women held in Beijing in 1995, which started the debate on the issue of gender-based violence and brought China to draw up annual reports on the female condition. The inclusion of the category “domestic violence” in a national law dates back to 2001 (Marriage Law) and the first ad hoc legislation to 2016. The relationship between domestic violence, social and family stability was the leitmotif that accompanied the official documents of the legislative process that led to the drafting of the Law against Domestic Violence of the PRC. This latter has focused on a prevention network aiming primarily to empower civil society, but overshadowing mere legal instruments. By analysing all the phases of this legislative process, the book aims to reflect on the regulatory instruments – in particular, divorce and the system of protection orders – and on the features of these institutions created to limit and control the problem of family violence. Furthermore, this analysis will provide insights into the social and linguistic implications that the issue of domestic violence has determined in China in the past up to nowadays. Domestic violence • Protection order • Divorce • Law • China 1552099 10.30687/978-88-6969-602-2 1552100 978-88-6969-603-9 1552100 978-88-6969-602-2 2022-11-14T11:39:47.594Z 44 yes 1552095 Sara D’Attoma application/pdf 3594464 http://phaidra.cab.unipd.it/o:488037 no yes 16 70 UNIVEEDITORIA Edizioni_cafoscari 174 p Sinica venetiana 7 Venezia Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Venice University Press 2022-05-12 https://polovea.sebina.it/SebinaOpac/resource/famiglie-interrotte-violenza-domestica-e-divorzio-nella-recente-legislazione-della-repubblica-popola/VEA3245647