@misc{10481/66860,
year = {2020},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/66860},
abstract = {En els últims anys, les campanyes digitals s’han convertit en eines potents de denúncia i defensa de les violències
contra les dones. El seguiment massiu en demostra l’èxit. No obstant això, continuem preguntant-nos sobre els límits
i les oportunitats d’aquests instruments, especialment en àrees de conflicte i violència extrema. En aquest article, a
través d’una etnografia digital i de l’anàlisi de les dades de l’activisme en la xarxa social Twitter, explorem l’impacte de
la campanya #BringBackOurGirls, que es va iniciar per a reclamar l’alliberament de 276 xiquetes segrestades pel grup
terrorista nigerià Boko Haram a la ciutat de Chibok. Els resultats de la nostra investigació indiquen que la campanya
s’ha centrat en un grup de xiquetes (les xiquetes de Chibok) sense tindre en compte la situació vulnerable de moltes
altres xiquetes i dones joves al país.},
abstract = {Over the last few years, many successful campaigns have both denounced women’s vulnerabilities and protested
against gender violence. The success of these campaigns can be gauged by the number of their followers, spreading
the message and involving celebrities and agencies around the world. Those campaigns have put gender inequality and
women’s protests against sexual abuse firmly on the agenda. However, this still raises questions as to both the limits
to and opportunities for cyber-activism in general and in strife-ridden areas in particular. This paper addresses the
influence of digital campaigns against sexual violence, exploring the impact of the #BringBackOurGirls campaign, which
covers the kidnapping of a large group of girls in Nigeria by the Boko Haram terrorist group. Among other things, we
find that the campaign narrowly focused on a group (‘The Chibok Girls’), ignoring the vulnerability of many other girls
and young women in Nigeria.},
publisher = {Inst Alfons Magnanim},
keywords = {Violència extrema},
keywords = {Cibercampanyes},
keywords = {Violències de gènere},
keywords = {Postcolonial},
keywords = {Extreme violence},
keywords = {Digital campaigns},
keywords = {Gendered violence},
keywords = {Post-colonial},
title = {Ciberactivisme contra les violències sexuals: BringBackOurGirls},
doi = {10.28939/iam.debats.134-2.3},
author = {González Ramos, Ana M. and Revelles Benavente, Beatriz and Gisbert Gracia, Verònica},
}