A construção sócio-jurídica do não acesso à justiça: as demandas por direitos das mulheres encarceradas no estado de São Paulo
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2018-08-22
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Siquinelli, Larissa Delle [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O objetivo dessa dissertação foi estudar as demandas por direitos e garantias processuais das mulheres encarceradas no estado de São Paulo. A pesquisa parte do crescimento da taxa de encarceramento de mulheres, o que tem provocado uma sensível piora nas condições de encarceramento. As mulheres, no interior das prisões, vivem em condições precárias que limitam o acesso aos seus direitos básicos, dentre os quais se destaca a falta de acesso à justiça: representação legal, obtenção de informações sobre o andamento do processo, prazos para progressão de regime de cumprimento de pena, e acesso aos direitos específicos a condição de gênero. A pesquisa demonstra que as mulheres são submetidas a uma dupla punição: pelo crime que cometeram e pela sua condição de gênero e raça, e verificar em que medida a Defensoria Pública do estado de São Paulo (DPESP) representa uma alternativa ao acesso à justiça para as mulheres em situação de cárcere. A pesquisa foi realizada a partir da analise de legislação, revisão bibliográfica, pesquisa de campo, bem como entrevistas com as mulheres encarceradas.
The purpose of this dissertation is to study the demands for rights and procedural guarantees of women incarcerated in the state of São Paulo. The survey is based on the increase in the rate of incarceration of women, which has led to a significant worsening of incarceration conditions. Women living in prisons live in precarious conditions that limit access to their basic rights, including lack of access to justice: legal representation, obtaining information on the progress of the process, deadlines for regime progression compliance with punishment, and access to specific rights to the condition of gender. Research shows that women are subjected to a double punishment: for the crime they committed and for their condition of gender and race. The specific objective of this dissertation is to verify to what extent the Public Defender's Office of the State of São Paulo (DPESP) represents an alternative to access to justice for women in prison. The research was carried out from the analysis of legislation, bibliographic review, field research, as well as interviews with incarcerated women.
The purpose of this dissertation is to study the demands for rights and procedural guarantees of women incarcerated in the state of São Paulo. The survey is based on the increase in the rate of incarceration of women, which has led to a significant worsening of incarceration conditions. Women living in prisons live in precarious conditions that limit access to their basic rights, including lack of access to justice: legal representation, obtaining information on the progress of the process, deadlines for regime progression compliance with punishment, and access to specific rights to the condition of gender. Research shows that women are subjected to a double punishment: for the crime they committed and for their condition of gender and race. The specific objective of this dissertation is to verify to what extent the Public Defender's Office of the State of São Paulo (DPESP) represents an alternative to access to justice for women in prison. The research was carried out from the analysis of legislation, bibliographic review, field research, as well as interviews with incarcerated women.
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Mulheres encarceradas, Demandas por direitos, Acesso à justiça, Defensoria pública do estado de São Paulo, Women incarcerated, Demands for rights, Access to justice, Defender's office of the state of São Paulo