Violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes no município de Marabá

Abstract

Human rights are rights inherent to human beings, consecrated from the War 2 Mundial.Inicialmente understood as not absolute, however, the social changes led to a new definition of these rights, contemporaneously understood as grounded in themselves and linked to human dignity. Faced with this new reality women and children, who were previously not considered rights holders, become subjects of rights. The human rights of children and adolescents had their landmark Convention on the Rights of Children and Adolescents, 1989, since the government and society they see the vulnerability and the need to ensure the dignity, considering that currently infantojuvenis rights are seriously violated by sexual violence. In the state of Pará that reality is latent and has as origin the development process of the region, linked to exploitation of skilled labor, restriction of wealth in a few hands, favoring the growth of marginalized populations encountered in the exploration of the body a form of survival, besides the very patriarchal culture, in which the male will prevail over the female. Marabá the reality is no different, despite the prevalence of sexual violence within the family, it appears that the absence of government favors the emergence of dysfunctional families, who have lost their identity, and a silent society. Research conducted by the Guardian Council of the municipality proved the lack of structure to the performance and a strong bond with the other organs. Studies show that the formation of a network is critical to combat sexual violence.