A segurança pública no atendimento às mulheres: uma análise a partir do Ligue 180

Bonetti, Alinne de Lima; Pinheiro, Luana Simões; Ferreira, Pedro G.

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“…The study by the United Nations 6 and Secretariat of Policies for Women 26 , Brazil, linked domestic violence in Northeast Brazil, with a focus on generations, racial and socioeconomic vulnerabilities and impact on reproductive rights. Violence against women in Northeast Brazil establishes the effects between generations, the racial and socioeconomic vulnerability of the victims and the action in the reproductive period.…”

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“…And, crimes against women are committed by people with some degree of intimacy or closeness to the victim, partners and ex-partners, family members, friends, acquaintances or neighbours. 8 There are institutions in the country to assist victims of violence, such as the Women's Service Center Call 180 26 , a free and confidential public service. The Center receives complaints of violence, complaints about services provided by the women's service network, and advises women on their rights and current legislation.…”

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Femicide in Brazil: premature, preventable and trivialized death of women

Moraes¹,

Bezerra²,

Afonso³

et al. 2023

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Introduction: Feminicide is considered the maximum expression of gender violence. Brazil is among the countries with the highest rate of feminicide in the world. Between 2001 and 2011, more than 50,000 feminicide were recorded in Brazil, an average of 5,000 cases per year. Objective: To analyze the characteristics and evolution of feminicide rates in Brazil. Method: Ecological study of temporal series with secondary data obtained from the Mortality Information System of the Ministry of Health. We estimate feminicide rates for 2015-2019. The cases of feminicide were analyzed for the following outcomes: type of instrument used by the aggressor, age and race of the woman, and events that preceded feminicide. All analyzes were performed using the Stata 15.1 statistical software. Study is exempt from authorization from the Research Ethics Committee according to resolution 510/2016 of the National Health Council. Results: The absolute number of femicides increased between 2015 and 2019, as well as their participation among the external causes of death of women. We observed probable underreporting of feminicide of transsexual and lesbian women, with 76 cases reported between 2014 and 2017. In 2019, we observed that 60.6% of assaults against women occur in the victim's home, with 36.0% of cases on weekends. The instruments of aggression involved firearms (50.0%), piercing or blunt or blunt instruments (34.0%), and hanging or suffocation (6.0%). Physical abuse, sexual violence, neglect, abandonment, mental cruelty and torture were identified in 14.0% of deaths. Conclusion: Feminicide rates in Brazil are increasing, with probable underreporting of cases among black, transsexual and lesbian women.

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Femicide in Brazil: premature, preventable and trivialized death of women

Moraes¹,

Bezerra²,

Afonso³

et al. 2023

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Medidas Protetivas Na Lei Maria Da Penha: Eficácia Comprometida

Oliveira,

Sanches

2024

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O artigo aborda a questão da violência contra as mulheres, destacando que essa forma de violência está profundamente enraizada nas relações sociais e representa uma das piores violações dos direitos humanos. A Lei Maria da Penha (Lei nº 11.340/2006) foi criada no Brasil em resposta à demora na resolução do caso de Maria da Penha, que sofreu violência doméstica. A legislação define diversos tipos de violência, como física, psicológica, sexual, patrimonial e moral, e estabelece medidas protetivas para as vítimas. Destaca também a evolução legislativa com as leis de 2023 que buscam melhorar a proteção das vítimas. No entanto, enfatiza que a implementação eficaz das medidas protetivas é desafiadora devido à falta de conhecimento dos direitos das vítimas, baixo orçamento para delegacias especializadas e a necessidade de conscientização da sociedade. Apesar dos avanços legais, a violência contra as mulheres persiste, e muitas vítimas ainda têm dificuldade em reconhecer as agressões, principalmente no caso da violência psicológica. Percebe-se necessidade de aprimorar as respostas do sistema judiciário e conscientizar a sociedade para prevenir e combater a violência contra as mulheres.

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A segurança pública no atendimento às mulheres: uma análise a partir do Ligue 180

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Femicide in Brazil: premature, preventable and trivialized death of women

Femicide in Brazil: premature, preventable and trivialized death of women

Medidas Protetivas Na Lei Maria Da Penha: Eficácia Comprometida

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