Propuesta de un protocolo de intervención a los agresores de violencia de género en el cantón Francisco de Orellana, Provincia Orellana.

Abstract

Gender violence is a complex and concerning social phenomenon that affects one in three women worldwide. This thesis is justified by the need to address gender violence not only as a public health problem but also as an international priority. It emphasizes that aggressiveness should not be associated with physical characteristics, but understood within a broader context that includes psychological, genetic, and environmental factors. The project proposes an eco-systemic approach for intervention in cases of gender violence, emphasizing the importance of considering the family and social environment of the aggressor. It points out that current protocols focus mainly on victims and not on aggressors, which is a gap in the care and prevention of violence. The viability of the project is supported by the commitment of the canton of Orellana, Province of Orellana, and the availability of trained professionals to form intervention teams. The overall objective is to design an intervention protocol for aggressors, in order to prevent the repetition of violent acts and provide more effective care. The main purpose of this thesis is to contribute to the knowledge about gender violence from a systemic perspective and generate opportunities for more effective intervention that considers both victims and aggressors within the social and family context.