O impacto da pandemia da Covid-19, no cenário de violência doméstica contra a mulher no Brasil, à luz do Direito Penal Pátrio

Abstract

The present work has as its theme the impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic, in the scenario of domestic violence against women in Brazil, in the light of Criminal Law. This research aimed to analyze the historical context of the emergence of domestic violence, the protection of this crime and how Brazil has been trying to prevent the increase in cases during the covid-19 pandemic. The methodological proposal to develop this work will be based on bibliographical research that will be carried out through the analysis of: books, dissertations, theses, current legislation, scientific articles, periodicals and jurisprudence. This data collection will be used taking into account both the oldest material, considered classic. With the research, it was observed that the Maria da Penha Law has been legally applied since 2006, for such, it has had a broad awareness impact on society, which presents a scenario of care and punishment in the confrontation of violence against women, which were previously presented in low-impact infringement scenarios. However, despite their effective legal regency, it is necessary to discuss the real applicability of these regulations, in order to indicate whether the female image is being addressed favorably by this theory. The fight provided for in Law 11,340 of 2006, does not only consist in the mere care and protection given to women, on the other hand, it is supported by an ancient struggle in the disorder of social acceptance by the female image, thus establishing a struggle rooted in the cultural context of society still facing many challenges regarding the issue at hand.