20.500.12556/RUL-172705 Viktimizacija LGBTIQ+ oseb in občutek varnosti ob prijavi nasilja v Sloveniji magistrsko delo Victimization of LGBTIQ+ people and a sense of security when reporting violence in Slovenia LGBTIQ+ osebe v Sloveniji so pogosto izpostavljene različnim oblikam nasilja in diskriminacije, pri čemer gre za pojav, ki presega individualne incidente in odraža globlje družbene strukture izključevanja. V magistrskem delu so analizirane izkušnje tovrstne viktimizacije, vključno s fizičnim, verbalnim, psihičnim, spletnim, spolnim in ekonomskim nasiljem. Raziskava temelji na kvalitativnem pristopu s polstrukturiranimi intervjuji, ki omogočajo poglobljen vpogled v subjektivna doživljanja posameznikov_ic. Na občutek (ne)varnosti in pripravljenost za prijavo nasilja vplivajo številni dejavniki, kot so družbeno sprejemanje, politična klima, stopnja razkritosti identitete ter zaupanje v institucije. Številne oblike nasilja ob tem ostajajo neprijavljene zaradi neinformiranosti, minimalizacije izkušenj in strahu pred dodatno viktimizacijo. Prisotne so vse ravni viktimizacije: primarna, sekundarna, terciarna in posredna (preko izkušenj drugih članov_ic skupnosti). Največji občutek varnosti udeleženci_ke izkazujejo v LGBTIQ+-prijaznih okoljih, medtem ko se za najbolj ogrožajoče izkazujejo konservativna in versko zaznamovana okolja ter splet. Posledično mnogi_e LGBTIQ+ osebe razvijejo strategije samocenzure in prikrivanja identitete. Victimization of LGBTIQ+ people and a sense of security when reporting violence in Slovenia LGBTIQ+ people in Slovenia are often exposed to various forms of violence and discrimination, a phenomenon that goes beyond individual incidents and reflects deeper social structures of exclusion. The master's thesis analyses the experiences of this type of victimisation, including physical, verbal, psychological, online, sexual and economic violence. The research is based on a qualitative approach with semi-structured interviews that provide insight into the subjective experiences of individuals. The feeling of (in)security and willingness to report violence is influenced by many factors, such as social acceptance, political climate, disclosure of identity and trust in institutions. Many forms of violence remain unreported due to lack of information, minimization of experience and fear of further victimization. All levels of victimization are present: primary, secondary, tertiary and indirect (through the experiences of other members of the community). Participants exhibit the highest sense of security in LGBTIQ+-friendly environments, while conservative and religiously marked environments and the web prove to be the most threatening. As a result, many LGBTIQ+ people develop strategies of self-censorship and concealment of identity. LGBTIQ+ osebe nasilje prijava nasilja viktimizacija varnost LGBTIQ+ people violence reporting violence victimization security true true false M. Pavlin Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Magistrsko delo/naloga 2025-09-11 08:30:14 2025-09-11 08:30:23 2025-11-17 10:25:10 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 Ljubljana 0 Ljubljana 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (98 str.)) 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 316.346.2-027.65:343.615(497.4)(043.2) 179743 250566147 20237.pdf 20237.pdf 1 0D36C4E54A22F8BC7EEDE54F2E89E558 0db75e97fc17305d811a8274e30bc4d7fa08d4ba3687ba5a61deb9dd844ea6bf a212dd38-8ed8-11f0-9328-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=216735 Fakulteta za družbene vede 0 0 0