Uma Netnografia sobre violência conjugal contra mulheres na Pandemia de Covid-19: Registros do Facebook

Abstract

In this dissertation I seek to analyze, through the sharing of reports in a host group for women in situations of violence on Facebook, which have been the categories of violence they have faced and the main problems they share, related to their personal histories. to conjugal violence faced in their homes with their partners during the covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, I propose to identify how these women's coexistence has been in marital relationships during the pandemic caused by covid-19; data on practices of violence against women; aspects of the Maria da Penha Law, the role of the Digital Police and the Women's Police Stations – DEAM and; the impacts of power relations within marital relationships. This choice is justified due to the scarcity of studies on the subject, specifically due to the difficulty of accessing these women and the legal proceedings related to the subject and that run in secrecy of justice, either for normative reasons or for issues related to the covid pandemic. -19. To follow up on reports of violence in the virtual women's shelter group, a table was created with the daily and monthly flow of messages in which I set aside a space of two hours a day so that it was possible to understand and compare the frequency and intervals of the shared messages. The themes of the reports were chosen through the analysis of the most recurrent subjects and with the purpose of not exposing the identity of the women, the names of the interlocutors were randomly replaced by common names. In addition to analyzing the narratives shared in a host group for women victims of domestic violence on Facebook, interviews were conducted with two public defenders and a public defender from the State of Bahia, with the Head Delegate of the Digital Police of Salvador and with the Captain in charge by one of the Ronda Maria da Penha teams in Salvador