Marcas profundas : os caminhos desafiadores das mulheres com deficiência decorrente da violência doméstica e familiar

Abstract

This work focuses on analyzing the challenges faced by women with disabilities as a result of domestic violence, in line with the Maria da Penha Law and other relevant legislation. The study will address aspects related to the themes of gender, violence, disability and rights, aiming at the intersection of these elements, since it is in this context that public policies to preserve women's rights come into fruition. The work outlined specific legal apparatuses aimed at protecting women with disabilities who find themselves in situations of domestic and family violence, with a special focus on the Maria da Penha and Feminicide laws. Furthermore, the work will seek to highlight the obstacles faced by these women in breaking the cycle of violence to which they are subjected. The discussions will be based on the laws that govern and guarantee these rights, as well as legal literature and gender studies. The aim is to prov ide reflections on domestic violence, considering the effectiveness of the rights of women in situations of domestic violence with disabilities. In this way, the research aims to contribute to the understanding and improvement of public policies aimed at this problem in society.