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Estupro de guerra: a violação do corpo da mulher como arma contra o inimigo e a transgressão ao direito de desenvolvimento feminino
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2019-06-11) Martins, Ádria Luyse do Amaral; Bentes, Natália Mascarenhas Simões
The aim of this study is to analyze that since the beginning of humanity, women were subjugated by their way of acting and objectified by their own body, mainly motivated by the gender inequality between men and women, where the feminist struggle was of the utmost importance to guarantee the rights of women. However, the power of one gender to the detriment of the other has reached a level of mass physical violence, where countless women have undergone systematic rape in armed conflicts, with the intention of using them as a weapon against the enemy. Thus, with the emblematic cases of rape that took place in the 1990s, they led to the creation of the Ad Hoc International Criminal Tribunals, the first to regard rape as a triple crime, since it is a crime of war, genocide and the humanity. In this way, it is important to consider women's rights as jus cogens, in order to guarantee women's right to development.
Feminicídio: uma análise sociocultural e jurídica
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2019-06-21) Slongo, Alice da Rocha; Nascimento, Yúdice Randol Andrade; Souza, Luciana Correa
The present work presents, first, a historical boarding concerning the subordination of the woman to the man, come to be object of a contract; the patriarcal culture; the inequality of genre; the inclusion of women in the labor market and the consequences this has brought; the violence suffered by women, mainly practiced by husbands or partners. After that, it was treated concerning international the treated conventions and that defend, guarantee and protect the rights of the women, as well as was presented the case that gave to origin to the “Law Maria of the Penha”. Finally, they had been demonstrated given statisticians of the violence against the woman in Brazil and presented the Law of Feminicídio, with critical attention its application and that receives.
A indústria pornográfica e a subjugação da mulher: uma crítica ao pensamento liberal como perpetuador da dominação masculina
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2019-06-03) Maribondo, Rebeca Lopes; Fadel, Anna Laura Maneschy; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6679138259126229; Azevedo, Thiago Augusto Galeão de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5496674400879290
This present work will analyze the question of female subjugation related to the pornographic industry, influenced by the liberal theory in perpetuating the restriction of women’s rights with regard to freedom and human dignity. It is intended to verify the results of pornography in the lives of women, whether pornographers or not, in the sense that free movement of pornographic product brings determinant social visions about the sexual relation and the way in which the woman reacts to it, being an irreversible factor in the increase of sexual violence against the female sex. For this, the liberal theory will be analyzed in order to develop the idea of the negative influence of the contract with respect to the false perception that women fully exercise their freedom, which generates the imaginary of them being responsible for the acts of third parties against their dignity. It will be defended the position that the pornographic industry, widely authorized through the contract of liberal theory, is a fundamental instrument in the perpetuation of patriarchy and, consequently, in the curtailment of fundamental human rights of women. This study is primarily theoretical, with critical analyzes of doctrines from books and scientific articles, with statistics analyzing the consequences of consumptions of the pornographic product. The main objective will be to see how patriarchy, liberal theory and the pornographic industry relate to continuing the male domination over the female sex in such an intense proportion as to irreversibly violate women’s fundamental rights.