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Mulheres encarceradas: o perfil das mulheres e sua realidade dentro do sistema penal brasileiro
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2022) Santos, Jaiany Sousa; Muniz, Layde Farag Freitas; Freitas, Juliana Rodrigues; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0679636700210902
We know that the number of women incarcerated in the prison system has grown exponentially in recent decades. Despite being less involved in crime than men, their rights are violated and unequal, and public policies that should guarantee their social reintegration under adequate conditions are unknown. Our research is based on an extensive literature review of scientific research on incarcerated women, in addition to identifying the need to implement different approaches aimed at assessing the reality of incarcerated women, and the development of public policies and social adjustment in relation to women. in prison systems and departments. This article will attempt to outline the profile of women deprived of their liberty, try to reflect the main characteristics of this segment of the prison population and show that the conditions of deprivation of liberty are in line with the provisions of the Penal Code, the Law and related regulations. We will discuss reflections on prison institutions and the presence of women in these spaces. Reflections on women in deprivation of liberty and how actions should be taken to overcome possible inconsistencies identified throughout the study, in addition to showing that everyone must maintain their rights, no matter where they are and in what circumstances they find themselves.
Reflexões sobre a necessidade de políticas públicas de saúde e de atenção aos direitos humanos: um recorte sobre a invisibilização das mulheres do espaço prisional em Ananindeua-PA
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2021) Cardoso, Márcio Eloy de Lima; Freitas, Juliana Rodrigues; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0679636700210902
The present study has the theme of the invisibility of women deprived of liberty: reflections on public health policies in the State of Pará, due to the incidence of gender inequality existing in Brazilian society, subjecting women to a consequent disparity of treatment in several segments, among them not the Penitentiary System, which is rightly transsed by the violation of human dignity and fundamental rights, specifically to health. In this perspective, the study aims to understand the consequences of the invisibility of women deprived of liberty, to describe the reality of the experience of women with stories of deprivation of liberty in the Brazilian Penitentiary System in the State of Pará and to reflect on public health policies carried out in the Brazilian Penitentiary System. Bibliographic research of qualitative approach was adopted. Thus, it contextualizes in a historical way the figure of the woman in prison, showing the past and present of the prison in Pará. In the absence of specific legislation on women's issues, this study uses, with the exception of the Convention of Belém do Pará, international and national standards generally applied, such as the Mandela Rules, Bangkok Rules, the Criminal Enforcement Act – Law 7.210/1984, the Statute of children and adolescents, Bill 513 and Law 13,769/2018 and Special Progression of Regime, the Convention of Belém do Pará, Habeas Corpus No. 143,641/SP and, mainly, the Health Policies of the Brazilian Prison System for Women Deprived of Liberty. In summary, when analyzing the Brazilian internal legal system regarding the treatment of women in prison situations, it is perceived that although there are several regiments of laws and protective resolutions, todavia, there is no equivalence between the statement of legal and normative instruments with the reality that women deprive of freedom experience. The bars should not and cannot prevent the non-observance of this class of marginalized and raped female gender, where women live a real governmental disapproval and the sexist system, it is undoubtedly necessary to promote the visibility of women, ensure the effectiveness of public health policies and ensure their human dignity. This dissertation argues that, to solve these serious problems, it is necessary to include a gender approach in criminal and prison policies.