Patrulha Maria da Penha: análise sobre os impactos relativos ao acompanhamento das assistidas pela patrulha, no cumprimento dos direitos humanos da mulher, em Maceió-AL

Abstract

This work addresses the understanding of the relationship between human rights and women's fundamental rights, highlighting domestic violence as a manifestation that violates these rights. In the methodological scope, a qualitative exploratory approach is adopted. The analysis focuses on the performance of Patrulha Maria da Penha, a state apparatus in Maceió, Alagoas, dedicated to addressing violations against women. The study begins by exploring the relationship between Human Rights and Fundamental Rights, examining domestic violence as a violation of Women's Human Rights. International standards for the protection of women in situations of violence are examined, including a perspective on violence from the standpoint of the Patrulha. The Patrulha is evaluated through a brief historical overview of its formation, followed by an assessment of its actions highlighting its impact on the defense of Women's Human Rights in Maceió, AL. This contributes to understanding the dynamics involved in protecting women victims of domestic violence, providing a foundation for the development of effective and sensitive public policies.