Violência contra às mulheres e as ações do Centro de Referência Especializada em Assistência Social (CREAS): um debate sobre os direitos sociais.

Abstract

This work consists of a bibliographical research on violence against women and on how CREAS, an equipment for the management of the Social Assistance Policy, makes its actions available from the perspective of guaranteeing social rights, noting that the Brazilian contextual scenario presents itself gender violence is a phenomenon ofsocial scope and considered by the constructive elements of a society related to the capitalist mode of production, from social gender relations, emanating from these relations, expressions of the "social issue" are presented, including violence against women, in addition to other economic, political, cultural aspects, among others; from this dialogue with the authors and authors about how the Specialized Reference Center in Social Assistance fights violence through its services, actions and programs, using an integrated support network arising from social and public policies, which correspond to a conquest of women for their social rights, based on the Federal Constitution of 1988. And also how social rights are extremely important for women because they allow direct actions to guarantee a dignified life for these women in situations of violence. Considering the immeasurable contribution to this debate on gender, social rights and a willing reading about women in situations of violence in society, CREAS from the perspective of social rights for women, the readings of Heleieth Saffioti, Marilda Iamamoto, Maria were integrated Carmelita Yazbek, Cecília Santos, adriana Mello, Wânia Pasinato, Ivanete Boschetti, Elaine Bering, Raquel Raichelis, among others and others of extreme constructive reflection, in this bibliographical investigative path and debating how social rights are important for the maintenance of female citizenship, of a system to guarantee services and actions in strengthening and facing the challenges of CREAS, on violence against women.