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NACLA Report on the Americas Volume 55, 2023 - Issue 4: Militarized Democracy Refracted
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El Salvador’s Misogynistic Security State

Sexual violence is baked into Salvadoran state forces. Ever more militarized crackdowns on gangs offer further cover for police and soldiers to commit gendered abuses with impunity.

Elizabeth G. KennedyView further author information
Pages 377-383 | Published online: 22 Nov 2023
 
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Elizabeth G. Kennedy

Elizabeth G. Kennedy is a social scientist based in Honduras researching gender, human rights, migration, and violence in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. For 2023-2024, she is a DePaul Migration Collaborative Practitioner-in-Residence, a Fulbright Scholar to El Salvador, and LAPOP’s Honduras expert. Through July 2023, she was the Central America Monitor research director for WOLA. She has a PhD in Geography.

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