Abstract
< p > This text provides an overview of the Seminar Critical Routes III, held in Porto Alegre/Brazil in 2011, the focus of which was borderline situations of gênery violence. Borderline situations are human rights violations that include feminicide or gêner-motivated murder; killings of LGBT people, violations of the rights of ethnic and racial minorities, sexual exploitation, violence against women in vulnerable situations and other violence arising from gênery. The aim of the meeting was to make it opportune to share experiences, to reflect critically and to build strategies for dealing with violence and borderline situations arising from gênery systems. < /p > < p class = "MsoNormal" style = "text-alignment: Justify; margin: 0 cm 0 cm 0pt; "> < /p > < p > This text provides an overview of the Critical Routes III Seminar held in Porto Alegre/Brazil in 2011, the focus of which was borderline situations of ganery violence. Borderline situations are human rights violations that include feminicide or gêner-motivated murder; killings of LGBT people, violations of the rights of ethnic and racial minorities, sexual exploitation, violence against women in vulnerable situations and other violence arising from gênery. The aim of the meeting was to provide an opportunity to share experiences, to reflect critically and to build strategies for dealing with violence and borderline situations arising from gênery systems. < /p > < p > this paper presents a synthesis of the third Critical Paths Seminar, held in Porto Alegre/Brazil in 2011, whose focus was extreme situations of gender violence. The extreme situations are human rights violations that include femicide or murder Motivated by the situation of gender; LGBT murders, human rights violations of ethnic and racial minorities, sexual exploitation, violence to women in vulnerable situations and other violence caused by gender. The meeting objective was perceived space to share experiences, reflected creative and build strategies for facing violence and extreme situations resulting from gender systems. < /p >