Brazil on the road to eradicating violence against women

A way of subjugating, of expressing feelings, of showing power, of humiliating. Violence between human beings is the result of a cultural need to feel superior to others. In violence against women we call it machismo. The Maria da Penha Law was a major step forward in tackling violence against women. It is now 10 years old and I'm curious? Are its objectives being achieved? This work brings up some points about tackling this type of oppression against women and makes it possible to reflect on the situation of Brazilian women and the obstacles that still need to be overcome if gender equality is to be achieved in the country.

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She has a degree in Social Work from the State University of Ponta Grossa (UEPG) and is a postgraduate student in Social Project Management at the São Luis College in Santa Catarina. She has worked on research in the field of Solidarity Economy and female autonomy. Researcher in the area of Human Rights, Domestic Violence Against Women.