Making Visible the Contributions of Women to ESCER in Information Technologies, and Their Challenges in Science
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8125096Keywords:
ESCR, discrimination, indigenous women, human rights violations, scientific workAbstract
At present, indigenous women are often
victims of various forms of discrimination
and violations of their human rights in
aspects of daily life, this includes the
detriment of Economic, Social, Cultural
and Environmental Rights (ESCER). To
prevent women, specifically those who
belong to indigenous communities,
from suffering violations of their human
rights, education turns out to be the
main instrument of the States to deal
with this problem, the scientific work of
indigenous women must be made visible,
since by knowing the context in which
the communities develop, their research consolidates sustainable contributions
that enrich their culture and the
environment.
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