Regulation or emancipation: the case study of health care policies for transwomen (Bogotá D.C., 2008-2013)

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Published: 2015-06-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.11600/ale.v7i1.238
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Transgenerismo, atención diferencial en salud, organizaciones LGBT, agencia, transformaciones corporales, política pública LGBT, identidad de género.

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Ángela Patricia Ruiz López
Leandro Carlo García Gómez
Edisson Giovanny García García

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The research summarized in this article corresponds to the case study of the actionsthat institutions of Bogota city have taken, intended to guarantee, in a differentiatedway, the right to health care for transgender people. The article focuses in the socialconditions and agents that intervene in this process, from the perspective that socialagents involved (district institutions, LGBT organizations and transwomen) have takenreflexive and intentional actions to transform reality. By means of a qualitative strategy,they were identified the obstacles and challenges that the vindication of the corporaltransformations presents to the study field of contemporary issues of inclusivedevelopment.

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2015)

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