Intervención del trabajador social en violencia y movilidad humana: gestión de casos desde la práctica profesional
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La interrelación entre violencia y movilidad humana plantea grandes desafíos para las poblaciones vulnerables, requiriendo intervenciones efectivas por parte de los trabajadores sociales en contextos de migración forzada. Este análisis enfatiza la necesidad de un enfoque integral que combine la protección de los derechos humanos y el bienestar psicosocial de las víctimas, destacando un creciente interés académico en esta área desde 2022, aunque la baja producción por autor refleja barreras en la investigación. Entre las principales limitaciones se encuentran la fragmentación de servicios entre protección infantil y atención a la violencia doméstica, lo cual dificulta la implementación de intervenciones coordinadas. La revisión sugiere que una colaboración interdisciplinaria es esencial para responder a las complejas necesidades de los desplazados, integrando el contexto eco-social y psicosocial para crear espacios seguros y proporcionar apoyo adecuado. Además, la participación activa de los afectados y el enfoque de capacidades contribuyen significativamente a su resiliencia y bienestar a largo plazo, especialmente en casos de violencia de género.
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