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A efetividade da Lei Maria da Penha em Belém: um estudo sobre a concessão e a execução das medidas protetivas de urgência
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010-12-13) VIDAL, Vivian Gavinho; CONRADO, Monica Prates; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6141735247260273
The proposal of this work is realize a study about the women victims of domestic violence access to justice on Belem city. The bases of this study are the constitutionals provisions related to access to justice that not satisfy only with the warranty to actuate the Judiciary to interfere in a conflict initiated. The internal legal order, founded as Democratic State of Law, determines that all the citizens should be assure to access with a fair legal order that promotes effectiveness of the judicial decisions, providing the effective exercise of right. Considering the inequalities in Brazilian society, a gender category will be used as a way of understanding the differences existing between men and women, between men and women. Thus, the gender also allows the design of new perspectives on violence against women and the way the state deals with this theme. The concession and implementation of urgent protective measures laid out in law 11.340/06 are the specifics objects of this work. The protective measures are instruments adopted by the law that purpose to prevent the occurrence of new aggressions against women, safeguarding their rights to life and physical safety, psychological and moral From the nature of urgent protective measures will be checked for applicability of the Maria Penha law in Belem with observation the production of the actual effects of its concession in the lives of women who seek protection in the judicial protection.
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Grupo de Mulheres Negras Mãe Andresa: um olhar à construção dos direitos humanos das mulheres negras a partir de suas vivências, experiências e posicionalidades
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2017-12-05) MATOS, Marjorie Evelyn Maranhão Silva; CONRADO, Monica Prates; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6141735247260273
This dissertation analyzes the experiences, practices and positionalities of black women as markers for the construction of the human rights of black women, from the perspective of the members of the Grupo de Mulheres Negras Mãe Andresa, following three dimensions: the impact of the colonial period on the creation of racism and social sexism; the geopolitics of the place as an influence for the construction of the human rights of black women; and the sense of the geopolitics of the place in which the black women subject of the research move to their social mobility, understanding spaces as representation or subalternization. The work focuses on the Grupo de Mulheres Negras Mãe Andresa, at which the survey was conducted during the year 2017, but with a look at the historicity of the group. The methodology used was oral history, from which one could think of the need to occupy spaces of representation by the members of the group, such as the Historic Center of São Luís, in Maranhão, where its headquarters is located, to claim visibility and rights of black women, surpassing the condition of social subalternization imposed on them.
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Mulheres diagnosticadas com transtorno mental, atendidas pelo serviço de saúde mental da Fundação Hospital de Clínicas Gaspar Vianna, Belém-PA (2007-2008): um estudo sobre violação de direitos das mulheres
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010) NAKAMURA, Ione Missae da Silva; CONRADO, Monica Prates; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6141735247260273
This work studies the treatment given to women diagnosed with mental illnesses in mental facilities, specifically, the women under treatment at Fundação Hospital de Clínicas Gaspar Vianna em Belém, Pará. It emphasizes the several ways of women‘s violations, whose own speeches were accounted for this work as a high point. It also analyzes the companions, most of them women, and staff‘s speeches, considering several sources (prompt books and testimonies). Both in testimonies and speeches, the women diagnosed with mental illnesses are normally despised, and, generally, ignored by government officials. After this, I dedicated myself to the study of public policies cut for these diagnosed persons with mental health. I also studied the Brazilian Federal Constitution (1988) and The Principles for the Protection of Persons with Mental Illness and for the Improvement of Mental Health Care(United Nations, 1991), highlighting the principle of human dignity, as well as the necessity of full exercise of citizenship by women diagnosed with metal illnesses.