MINHA CASA, MEU CATIVEIRO - ISOLAMENTO SOCIAL E O AUMENTO DA VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA EM TEMPOS DE PANDEMIA

Abstract

Since the birth of human civilization, unlike other animals, men and women have lived in a group called the family. But, also from the beginning, men, due to the physical strength and aggressiveness present in their DNA, claimed to be the main gender, with women only obeying. This research involves the study of domestic violence during social isolation caused by COVID-19. The objective was to analyze whether there was an increase in cases of femicide due to isolation. The methodology used was qualitative, through the hermeneutic analysis of a series of empirical facts and available data, with the purpose of building an updated perspective on the theme and corroborating the narrative about the current situation of domestic violence within the social isolation that identified that this situation has always been in the female daily life, interpreting the laws and data from research carried out through specific sources such as DataSenado and the Brazilian Forum on Public Security. The narrative, in summary, argues that there is still a gap between the rights guaranteed by the Federal Constitution of 1988 to women and the institutional practices of public policies and the Judiciary itself. The results show that there is a long way to go before there is a significant change in this scenario, not only through the law with more severe punitive measures, but through the denaturalization of society that can only occur through a liberating education that commits itself in eradicating Domestic Violence from our reality.