ISTANBUL CONVENTION: TOWARDS THE GENDER APPROACH TO MIGRATION

This paper, based on the Istanbul Convention, seeks to explain the gender approach to migration in international law. Gender that has to do with women and girls, who try to get away from situations of violence. The Chapter VII of the Istanbul Convention on preventing, combating violence against women and domestic violence, is an important key to the history of immigration not only to the European but also to a global context. In the European context, the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights has been helpful in the field of female mutilation, where it was based on a protection par ricochet that is first of all sensitive to the gender of women who are victims of violence in their own country of origin.