O estado reforça a violência que sofri: como a revitimização é ferramenta para que a violência familiar se perpetue em João Pessoa

Abstract

This monograph is the result of the analysis and understanding about the existing gaps in the reception of family violence victims that fit into the hypotheses provided under the aegis of law 11340/2006 (Maria da Penha law) and its effectiveness, specifically noting the possible unpreparedness of professionals responsible for the first care of women victims of violence and how this directly leads to the revictimise process. Seeking to address this thought, we worked on the main hypothesis that the data contained in the violence monitors of Paraíba prove that most women raped by their partners return to the violent environment by giving up the complaint of processes, even if they have become unconditional public actions. In the specific analysis of revictimisation, the main focus of this paper, the victims find in that bosom the driving force of giving up, because they do not find the tools provided by the State for their emancipation, the first step of their security. As a first step of this investigation, the study was elaborated about the text of the concepts inserted in the idea of citizenship, Maria da Penha law, the principles of fundamental rights, with direct construction with the structures of the State, explained by Foucault, Bourdieu and some other thinkers, about the construction of the structure of machismo and gender inequality, as well as the creation of DEAMs. Then, using the exploratory approach with the hypotheticaldeductive method, this monograph has as its object women violated by the State from the unpreparedness in the reception made by professionals designated by the State. The research sought to maintain the connection with the formulation of laws, institutional primers and approved proposals to reduce violence against women. Finally, we sought to confirm that revictimise, in theory, reduces the credibility of Specialized Police Stations for Women's Care, with regard to the implementation of pre-existing laws and their subsequent effectiveness.