Violência contra a mulher na pandemia : análise do caso público do Dj’Ivis

Abstract

This monograph explored the analysis of violence against women in the pandemic period and the effectiveness of the Law popularly known as "Maria da Penha" after 15 years of publication, in order to discuss the evolution of violence against women within their homes, since that in the pandemic period this was the refuge of millions of these, given that social isolation was a recommendation of the World Health Organization. It also aimed to study how the law has evolved over the years to prevent and attempt to contain the evolution of this crime, making it possible to observe its evolution in the fight and the effects on the lives of victims in the pandemic period, through the analysis of a public case of violence against a woman who stood out in the year 2021. In this way, an exploratory bibliographic research was developed, through the observation of the data released using public images and reports provided by public research entities. From this information, it was possible to identify how isolation impacted economic and social aspects. Furthermore, he stressed the importance of exposing the problem that the crime of violence against women is still far from being eradicated.