O ISOLAMENTO SOCIAL EM DECORRÊNCIA DA PANDEMIA – COVID 19 E OS CASOS DE VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA: como conter o avanço da violência doméstica em tempos de convívio necessário em virtude do isolamento social?

Abstract

Women have been suffering from various types of violence in their family environment for years and the subject often causes discomfort in both men and women. Not only because of the prejudice around the figure of women and the privacy that exists between relationships, but also because of ignorance and even because of retrograde cultural factors that register the practice of inequality. Despite the implementation of international conventions and treaties on combating domestic violence as a violation of human rights, Brazil still did not have legislation guaranteeing equality and full rights of women in relation to men, as a condition for the development of a country, for the well-being of the world and social peace, except from the 1988 Constitution. Later, in 2006, with Law nº 11.340, Maria da Penha Law, which brought mechanisms to curb discrimination and domestic and family violence that the woman suffers. With the advent of the COVID Pandemic19, the numbers of violence grew and it was no different when it comes to domestic violence. Abruptly, people were confined in their homes, having to live with their loved ones and this coexistence generates conflicts and these consequently generate violence. Added to this, monitoring and relief agencies had their care reduced and without means of coercion, only the emergency and relief agencies were left to assist the victim when the violence had already occurred. The Pandemic has left and will leave marks throughout society and when it comes to violence, it has also contributed and contributes.