Identificación de trastornos de la personalidad en hombres y mujeres trans habitantes de calle de un hogar de paso de la ciudad de Bogotá

Abstract

Street dwellers are characterized by being a particular society, they are people who do not have their own space that provides them with the satisfaction of their basic needs and in which they also feel safe, without having to move day by day to other spaces already they are discovered as are the pipes and bridges, covered as they can be the abandoned properties or those temporary services that some institutions have created. This situation or social phenomenon has been given the reading that it is the response to irresponsible acts on the part of the subject or, failing that, to the absence of social well-being on the part of a society and the State (Nieto and Koller, 2015). There is a conception that street inhabitants have broken with their family nucleus and are part of the so-called floating population, while residing in any point of the city without a certain place and made invisible by society, being the target of exclusion social, affective, economic and social deficiencies, which makes them a highly vulnerable population.