Práticas restaurativas enquanto política pública emancipatória de prevenção à violência intrafamiliar contra mulheres.

Abstract

This research has as its theme the restorative practices as an emancipatory public policy for the prevention of intra-family violence against women. Considering the exhaustion of the Judiciary and the need for a more humanized look at the treatment of intra-family conflicts, and in the light of the growing rate of violence that victimizes women in Brazil, the question is: restorative practices, as an emancipatory public policy, can be considered as an alternative to prevent this intra-family violence against women? As with the proposed problem hypothesis, it is believed that restorative practices as an emancipatory public policy can be evaluated as an alternative to the prevention of intra-family violence against women. In order to be able to answer the research problem, define as a general objective: to analyze whether restorative practices, as an emancipatory public policy, can be evaluated as an alternative for the prevention of intra-family violence against women. The specific objectives that correspond to each of the chapters sought to analyze the institute of Restorative Justice in its origin and its application in Brazil through Resolution No. 225 of the National Council of Justice; examine the concept of public policies and their application in Brazil, mainly as public policies to prevent intra-family violence against women; Study the contribution of Axel Honneth's recognition theory in the application of restorative practices as a new form of self-fulfillment based in the experience of dialogue, love, self-respect and solidarity, in cases involving intra family violence against women, especially as restorative practices carried out in the city of Ponta Grossa, in the State of Paraná. The deductive method of approach was adopted, and the bibliographic method was applied as a research technique. The theme demonstrated is really important, since the wound of intra-family violence that victimizes women is a complex issue in Brazil. The research is in line with the UNISC Post-Graduate Master's Degree Program in Law, with the line of research on public policies for social inclusion and with the guiding researches Marli M. M. da Costa, for making an intersection between gender, intrafamily violence and public policies. The theme demonstrated great ex since the wound of intra-family violence that victimizes women is a complex problem in Brazil. From the preliminary analysis, it can be concluded that restorative practices, as an emancipatory public policy, can be considered as an alternative for the prevention of intra-family violence against women. However, greater engagement by the State is necessary, focusing to investment in public policies that strive to prevent violence.