Que violência é essa, mulher, em tua casa, em tempos de Pandemia? A aplicação da lei nº. 11.340/06 Maria da Penha em Maceió-AL
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ABSTRACT: This article exposes domestic violence against women in times of Pandemic COVID-19 to carry out the analysis of the conjunctural interfaces of gender today, seeking to identify what are the implications in taking the option for Law 11.340 / 06 (Law Maria da Penha ), when used in the criminal justice system as a trigger in the correction of violent conflicts against women. Of a quali-quanti nature, we will start from the bibliographic study, from the documentary and content analysis as methodological approaches and other techniques for data collection. Many studies contain the many faces of the defense of violence against women FERNANDES (2012); SILVA (2009); ZIZEK (2008) in the domestic reality, stating that the constitutional norms must be structured and ordered in such a way as to enable the prompt identification of the legal position in which the jurisdicted BARROSO (2009) invest; PORTO (2008); SILVA (2009), among others, and such positions must be safeguarded by appropriate tutelage instruments, suitable for their practical realization. Concerning the techniques and instruments of data collection, we also verified that the research contributed to the analysis and understanding of the interfaces of violence against women in the city of Maceió-AL, since the data from the report of the State Secretariat of Public Security ( SSP-AL) showed 141 (one hundred and forty-one) cases of violence against women during Carnival 2020, in Alagoas. In Maceió, however, without further reflection on the reasons for the high rates of domestic violence against women in times of COVID-19, due to the continuous research process, data from Patrulha Maria da Penha (2020) reveal that in the city the increase was from 146% (one hundred and forty-six percent) from January to May 26, 2020. Therefore, highlighting the data in comparison with the same period of the previous year.
KEYWORDS: Coronavirus pandemic, Domestic Violence. Violence against Women.
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