A ineficácia das medidas protetivas à mulher em situação de violência doméstica

Abstract

In this study, it was analyzed whether the Emergency Protective Measures prescribed in Law 11.340 / 2006 known as the Maria da Penha Law, have been effective in ordering and complying with the aggressor, thus guaranteeing the right of women in situations of domestic violence. In addition to the bibliographical study that provided the theoretical contribution focused on the theme, field research was used, which was carried out with the Office of Domestic and Family Violence against Women and also at the DEAM (Specialized Police Station for Assistance to Women). Used an open interview where the social actors were allowed to explain about the problem faced. In this sense, the reflection about the data collection led to the identification of axes that leave gaps for the effectiveness of the Protective Measures. Finalizing with proposals for overcoming these axes that has compromised what guarantees the Maria da Penha Law and thus providing effectiveness and effectiveness to what the law postulates.