Resumo Historicamente nota-se que a domesticação e a normatização do corpo feminino podem ser reconhecidas como uma estratégia consideravelmente durável e flexível de controle social, cumprindo também com uma função ideológica que pode vir a se desdobrar em inúmeras formas de violência. Nesse contexto, o presente artigo teve como objetivo compreender como o corpo feminino e a violência de gênero são abordados no documentário brasileiro de 2018 Chega de Fiu Fiu. A partir de uma análise de conteúdo temática os principais resultados destacam a objetificação e a submissão das mulheres por parte dos homens que, naturalizados, reforçam e reiteram os assédios morais e violências sexuais que vitimam as mulheres na nossa sociedade.
Aiming to understand how transgender women have been served in institutions of the Unified Health System, the study adopted the qualitative design. The thematic content analysis of interviews and focus group resulted in three categories: Use of health services by trans women; Violence in health care; Lack of specialized care. The participants reported having no links with primary care, seeking care in the outpatient clinic linked to the teaching hospital and in emergency care. Cases of institutional violence, negligence, and prejudice permeate their experiences. Humanized care; accreditation of the hospital for the transsexualization process; investment in the worker’s well-being; creation of care protocols and complaint channels were suggested. Equity and integral attention require the expansion and qualification of services. Investments in permanent education are essential.
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