Violência Sexual Infantojuvenil: Uma análise bibliográfica acerca do fenômeno

Abstract

The present Monographic Work of Completion of Undergraduate Course in Social Work of the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB), carried out during the semester 2019.1, has as its main objective to describe about the phenomenon of sexual violence against children and adolescents in Brazilian society, with In order to understand, in the light of bibliographical research, the historical roots of this modality of violence, as well as to understand the extent to which the new national legal framework and the Statute of Children and Adolescents have impacted the implementation of public policies to combat this violence against women. child and youth population. Interest in this theme emerged during the course of academic education, more precisely in the course of the discipline entitled Social Policy of Children and Adolescents, in the semester 2016.1, and also of other important factors, which will be explained in the introduction of this monograph. Its central axes of reflection are the categories of violence and sexual violence. Regarding the methodological procedures, the present work is the result of a bibliographical research and eminently qualitative nature, and as a method of analysis the critical-dialectical perspective. In this sense, we conclude that to cope with sexual violence is necessary to articulate the professionals who make up the Protection Network and civil society, so that together they can formulate Public Policies, aiming to consolidate protection integrates children and adolescents in situations of rights violated and of course in the fight against sexual violence. It is noteworthy that the current President Jair Bolsonaro has liquidated bodies that act to defend the rights of children and adolescents. In addition, Damares Alves took office as the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights, a person committed more to his moral and religious convictions than to defending the rights of the human person in a secular state.