As intervenções com autores de violência doméstica e familiar no Brasil e suas relações com a Lei Maria da Penha

Nothaft, Raíssa Jeanine; Lisboa, Teresa Kleba

doi:10.1590/18094449202100610019

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“…It is also emphasized that an adequate understanding of the situation of violence must take into account the prevailing meanings in the cultural reference group of those involved, in order not to fall into practices of massive silencing of the voices of women and other subjects impacted by gender violence again. 27 EM does not reflect a means for the necessary resocialization for prevention as determined by the MPL in its application; thus, they are only used as a last resort. [31][32][33]…”

Section: Ethical Challenges Of Offender Rehabilitation In Brazilmentioning

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Rehabilitation, enablement, and ethical challenges in the Brazilian criminal justice system

Martini,

Rosa

2024

FRCIJ

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Electronic monitoring, currently used as a criminal tool focused on rehabilitation and recidivism reduction, still reflects racial and social inequality, with Black individuals, the poor, and men being the majority in incarceration statistics. While “green justice” seeks context-sensitive approaches and social reintegration, technology is still used as an instrument of control and surveillance in the Criminal Justice System, highlighting the persistence of criminal biopolitics. Also analyses the Maria da Penha Law with news instruments for reassocialization of domestic violence authors. This study adopts a qualitative, hermeneutic, and interpretive approach, seeking to understand e-carceration as a technological decoration of the Criminal Justice System and exploring alternatives to mass incarceration, aiming for a more just and equitable society in line with Sustainable Development Goal 16.

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Rehabilitation, enablement, and ethical challenges in the Brazilian criminal justice system

Martini,

Rosa

2024

FRCIJ

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“…It has the fifth highest rate of femicide in the world (Sudré and Cocolo, 2016) and, for the 13th consecutive year, has been the country with the most murders of transgender people and travestis (United Nations, 2021). This violence endures despite recent changes like the Maria da Penha law of 2006, which aims to curb domestic violence (Nothaft and Lisboa, 2021). Pitanguy’s (1982) assertion that violence against women is part of the socio-historical fabric of Brazilian society – and that laws alone are not enough to address this – bears testimony to the immutability of this aspect of coloniality.…”

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Abjection in extremely gendered colonial organizations: Female military firefighter officers in Brazil

2022

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It is often suggested that some occupations are inherently more suited to men or to women. Such beliefs can become norms that can have powerful effects on those who inhabit, or wish to enter, such occupations. This article explores the discursive framing of gendered occupations by considering the experience of cis female military firefighter officers in the masculine world of the Corpo de Bombeiros Militar in the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo. We identify this Global South organization as extremely gendered but also profoundly colonial in its patriarchal order and its hierarchical culture and structure. We use Kristeva’s and Butler’s work on abjection to understand how these officers and their bodies are differentiated. Based on interviews and document analysis, we foreground their abjection using three examples: the organization’s physical entrance test, the maternal body and its masculine organizational grammar. Yet, just as they are targets of exclusion, these women and their bodies are also necessary to maintain the hypermasculinity of this organization. Our contribution is to analyse abjection in a specific hypergendered organizational context where masculinity is not only amplified by the co-presence of military service and firefighting, but also where gender relations, structure and culture have deep colonial roots.

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Implicações da violência doméstica contra as mulheres na funcionalidade familiar: revisão integrativa

Rodrigues,

Souza,

Vernasque

et al. 2024

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Objetivo: identificar as implicações da violência doméstica contra as mulheres na funcionalidade familiar. Método: revisão integrativa, realizada nas bases de dados da Literatura Latino-Americana e do Caribe em Ciências da Saúde; Medline US National Library of Medicine; Web of Science; Scopus; e Biomedical and Pharmacological Bibliographic Database. O levantamento bibliográfico ocorreu em janeiro de 2024, identificando 7.684 publicações, sendo 20 artigos selecionados para análise com apoio do software NVivo. Resultados: mulheres expostas à violência doméstica enfrentam consequências físicas, emocionais e sociais, frequentemente reproduzindo o ciclo de agressão. Os filhos também sofrem impactos na saúde física, emocional e social, tornando-se propensos a perpetuar o padrão de violência e criando uma condição transgeracional. Conclusão: as implicações da violência doméstica contra as mulheres na funcionalidade familiar são múltiplas, abrangentes e transcendem as gerações. Estes aspectos são essenciais para a implementação de intervenções com foco na segurança familiar.

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As intervenções com autores de violência doméstica e familiar no Brasil e suas relações com a Lei Maria da Penha

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Rehabilitation, enablement, and ethical challenges in the Brazilian criminal justice system

Rehabilitation, enablement, and ethical challenges in the Brazilian criminal justice system

Abjection in extremely gendered colonial organizations: Female military firefighter officers in Brazil

Implicações da violência doméstica contra as mulheres na funcionalidade familiar: revisão integrativa

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