Restorative Justice and the Protection of Gender-Based Violence Victims in the Inter-American Court: Evolution and Perspectives

Francesco Tripo; Emanuela Lucia Saieva

doi:10.15517/ds9c0k54

September 30, 2025Revista de Ciencias JurídicasOpen Access

Restorative Justice and the Protection of Gender-Based Violence Victims in the Inter-American Court: Evolution and Perspectives

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Restorative justice offers a new approach to protecting victims of gender-based violence.
The Inter-American Court embraces this paradigm, suggesting a significant change in the human rights context.
Traditional retributive justice may be complemented by restorative methods to better serve victims.
Understanding these evolving perspectives could enhance victim protection and justice outcomes.

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Discussion highlights the shift to restorative justice in addressing gender-based violence, suggesting its potential to complement traditional retributive justice.

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Restorative justice is gaining increasing relevance within the Inter-American human rights system, emerging as a complementary—and in some cases, alternative—paradigm to traditional retributive justice.

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