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Law n° 11.340/2006 emerged as an instrument for the prevention and repression of violence against women based on their gender. However, there are judicial positions and legislative debates about the purpose of the term inserted in the legislation, being questioned about which women the law refers to. For this reason, it is important to analyze the concepts of sex and gender, based on feminist theory, in addition to the brief presentation of a Bill that intends to define the gender's concept, as well as the recent decision of the Superior Court of Justice, which, in turn, was in favor of applying the Law to trans women. Therefore, this work intends, based on a bibliographic review, to identify theoretical references for classifying concepts and categories that explain the (in)adequacy of the Law in cases of violence against trans women. Is it a misinterpretation or is the Law actually insufficient to protect these women? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present research, entitled "Violence against women: emphasis in the pandemic period", discusses the scenario of violence that occurred in a resounding way in the midst of the pandemic. The theme addressed is justified considering that the number of reports of abuse and even cases of death made it necessary to develop this research. The problems that we sought to answer were: what happens in situations in which women are exposed to violence; what are the types of violence; expose the Maria da Penha Law and its main points; and how the increase in domestic violence affects women in times of a pandemic. The general objective was to explain the subject "domestic violence against women". The specific objectives are: to present the historical concept of domestic violence against women; conceptualize the Maria da Penha Law; and bring the situation of the woman raped in the pandemic. The methodology used was bibliographic research. The research found that, even in the face of so many laws and decrees that have emerged, women are still considered vulnerable before in a patriarchal society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents a study on cases of renunciation of criminal representation by women in situations of intimate partner violence in a Specialized Police Station for Assistance to Women in Brazil. Based on participant observation of police response to complaints and interviews with women who resigned, practices of applying unconditionality to criminal representation in cases of physical violence and two groups of resignation actions, called strategies and dilemmas, were identified. These actions were understood by the consubstantiality of gender and social class. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Situations of domestic violence result in a variety of consequences and physical, psychological and relational damage and, in the most serious cases, may lead to temporary or permanent incapacitation of the victim or even death. The Maria da Penha Law provides for the creation of mechanisms to curb domestic and family violence against women; it also deals with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Inter-American Convention to Prevent, Punish and Eradicate Violence against Women. It also provides for the creation of Courts for Domestic and Family Violence against Women and promotes changes to the Penal Code and the Criminal Execution law regarding the punishment of violence against women. Objective: Identify and understand the factors that influence the victim's decision-making in reporting acts of domestic violence. Specifically, the aim is to verify knowledge of the resources available to victims of domestic violence, as well as to analyze whether such resources influence the victim's decision to report the aggressor. Method: Basic qualitative research was carried out, with the participation of 12 women who identified themselves as victims of domestic violence. A semi-structured interview was used as a collection technique and categorical analysis was carried out to process the data. Results: Of those interviewed, four women did not report the aggressor, one of these left homes and preferred not to report it. Those who reported it did so for different reasons, such as betrayal, aggression in the presence of children, fear of losing their children, among others. Conclusions. The factors highlighted are related to financial and emotional dependence and discredit in justice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In 2006, Brazil's domestic violence legislation came into force and, among other innovations, established specialised courts to deal with criminal offences committed against women in the domestic context. This legislation has been referred to by United Nations (UN) entities as a global model, particularly for the creation of such courts, which are structured to work within a multidisciplinary approach and in tandem with a network of services to support and protect victims against further violence. More recently, though, UN Women has acknowledged some limitations in their workings, particularly linked to the lack of coordination between agencies and of trained personnel. This article is aimed at supporting and illustrating such concerns. It draws on a larger empirical study to showcase how victims' experiences of secondary victimisation are linked to judges' focus on the criminal aspects of the Maria da Penha Law and to their lack of expertise in gender issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This summary deals with the invisibility of psychological violence against women in the field of gender violence and consequent silencing. Attempting for the forms of abuseof patriarchal power, as well as for the machismo that permeates society, not only masculine but also not imaginary of feminine collective life. From a quali-quanti nature, we will start from a bibliographic study, a documentary and content analysis, as well as methodological approaches and other techniques for data collection. Many studies with countless faces of the defense of violence against Mulher FERNANDES (2012); SILVA (2009); ZIZEK (2008). In this sense, it is worth mentioning that this work raisedimportant questions. Taking into account, mainly, or fate of these (psychological) violences will occur in a sad way, so that many women are not perceived as inserted in a context of violence. Concerning the techniques and instruments of data collection, we even verified that the investigation contributed to the analysis and understanding of the interfaces of violence against a woman in the municipality of Maceió-AL, once the reports of the Secretary of State for Public Security ( SSP-AL) will show every 141 (cento e quarenta e um) cases of violence against women in the 2020 carnival period, in Alagoas.

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This article provides a brief introduction to Buddhism followed by an outline of the Buddhist view of life. It then offers a presentation of the Shin Buddhism school – the Jodo Shin School, or True Pure Land School – and articulates salvation for all genders as a contribution to a specific way of thinking. Finally, the article reflects on the origin of violence against women, with a focus on Brazil, and encourages change from the perspective of Shin Buddhism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Resumo: Analisamos neste artigo jurisprudências sobre a extensão do escopo da Lei Maria da Penha a homens heteroafetivos vítimas de violência doméstica e familiar. Para dar conta desse objetivo, aplicamos o aparato descritivo e explanatório da teoria de conciliação de metas e da teoria da relevância em cinco acórdãos sobre conflitos de competência selecionados dos tribunais de justiça da região sul do Brasil a partir de 2010. Os resultados sugerem haver uma interpretação categórica segundo a qual a Lei Maria da Penha deve ser aplicada somente em casos onde o sujeito passivo de violência doméstica e familiar é mulher (sexo), de modo que os respectivos processos não devem ser julgados por tribunais especiais. Palavras-chave: pragmática cognitiva; teoria de conciliação de metas; teoria da relevância; Lei Maria da Penha; jurisprudência. Abstract: We analyze in this article the jurisprudence about the extension of the scope of the Law 11.340/06—Maria da Penha Law—to encompass heterosexual men as victims of domestic and family violence. We apply the goal-conciliation and relevance-theoretic descriptive and explanatory apparatus on five selected cases of jurisdiction conflicts from the courts of justice of the southern region of Brazil since 2010. The results suggest a categorical interpretation according to which the Law should be applied only in cases where the passive subject of domestic and family violence is female (sex), in such a way the cases should not be judged in special courts. Keywords: cognitive pragmatics; goal-conciliation theory; relevance theory; Maria da Penha law; jurisprudence.

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The purpose of this article is to expose the issues related to the betrayal that occurred during the constancy of the marriage, and more specifically about the psychological violence resulting from that betrayal. It is known that psychological violence is composed of several actions and also omissions that aim or end up destroying the emotional and psychological of the target woman. Based on this, it is intended to understand if the betrayal can be considered psychological violence against women and in a way, it is possible to glimpse this hypothesis. If this is possible, would it be possible to apply the Maria da Penha Law in these cases? Through a brief passage through the concepts of psychological violence and the framing of this issue within the Maria da Penha Law, it is intended to understand whether betrayal can be understood as violence or whether it is just a lack as to the conjugal duty of fidelity. Still, it will be necessary to go through the aspects inherent to the Maria da Penha Law and its nuances regarding the possible forms of violence against women. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Despite the advances concerning domestic and family violence against women, especially after the enactment of Law 11340/2006, the Maria da Penha Law, there is a long way to be traced by the government to alleviate the problems related to the theme. This work used the bibliographic review of scientific articles, in order to create a consistent theoretical framework for its understanding and, with the observation of a Criminal Analysis Report, issued by the Analysis and Strategic Planning Coordination of Paraná, which had as data source the Unified Occurrence Bulletin (BOU), information was obtained that was worked from the descriptive and inferential statistics, making it possible to prove some characteristics of the author of the crime of non-compliance with a protective measure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work deals with the compulsory hospitalization of drug addicts and their peculiarities in the Constitutional Law. Addresses the constitutional guarantees inherent in the subject, particularly the right to life, the right to liberty and the principle of human dignity. Studies the comparisons and the conflict between the provisions guaranteed by our Constitution, such as the right to health, human dignity and the right to freedom. Analyzes the types of psychiatric hospitalizations and their legal protection. Presents a study on the connection between drugs and violence today, based on the doctrine and jurisprudence that address. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Internationally, there has been a growing understanding that to prevent gender-based violence it is necessary to work with and involve men. After the promulgation of Law 11340 of 2006, which brought legal provision for interventions with the perpetrators of domestic and family violence in Brazil, academic debate has advanced significantly. However, the topic needs to be critically reviewed, in order to articulate the national studies. Given this framework, the purpose of this article is to analyze national academic production on the subject from the specialized literature and national reports. The results suggest the possibility of transformations in relationships; however, it brings to light weaknesses in the structure of the policies to combat violence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Based on a feminist approach to law, we analyse dimensions of the performance of the Brazilian judiciary in three judgements of domestic and family violence against women that encompass sexual abuse. We show how gender-based violence is constructed in agreed decisions, on lawsuits under the Maria da Penha law, which is considered a landmark in Brazilian legislation on gender. Using a narrative approach and the concept of entextualisation, the analysis focuses firstly on the judicial acts as legal trajectories and the presentation of the episode of sexual violence that led to the judicial process. A second focus is on constructions of these same episodes in different instances of the judicial acts. We found that agents of the penal system, in applying the Maria da Penha law, reaffirm dominant structures of subjectivity, allowing a pre-established set of values against which the law sought precisely to break. Different judges provide divergent understandings in a single trial and may reveal more or less involvement with the political perspectives of the law. The findings have implications for discussions of women's rights through criminal law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We analyze in this article the jurisprudence about the extension of the scope of the Law 11.340/06--Maria da Penha Law--to encompass heterosexual men as victims of domestic and family violence. We apply the goal-conciliation and relevance-theoretic descriptive and explanatory apparatus on five selected cases of jurisdiction conflicts from the courts of justice of the southern region of Brazil since 2010. The results suggest a categorical interpretation according to which the Law should be applied only in cases where the passive subject of domestic and family violence is female (sex), in such a way the cases should not be judged in special courts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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We analyze in this article the extension of the scope of the Maria da Penha Law to men as victims of domestic and family violence in Pelicani (2007) from a cognitive-pragmatic point of view. So, we use a descriptive-explanatory methodology guided by the theoretical notions of goal-conciliation (RAUEN, 2014) and relevance (SPERBER; WILSON, 1986, 1995), correlating the 1988 Brazilian Federal Constitution, the Maria da Penha Law and Pelicani's text. The study suggests that Pelicani's intentional action plan consists of proposing to use the method of interpretation according to the Constitution to harmonize the Law with the principle of equality sheltered in the Constitution and, therefore, to extend its scope to men, preserving the juridical good of the inviolability of the right to security, whereas it would protect all the victims of domestic and family violence regardless of sex or affective option. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]