Violência obstétrica: uma análise acerca das repercussões jurídicas em detrimento da falta de legislação em âmbito federal.

Abstract

The processes through which they passed and pass the part of origin to some current themes, one of them being its humanization after years of institutionalization, medicalization and pathologization. The search for human assistance in the face of obstetrical practices gave rise to obstetric violence, being a relatively new appointment and still under construction that characterizes and characterizes as classified as of different types to pregnant women perperper, parturients and puéras. In one country, it is still perceived that there is a certain type of violence in childbirth that there is a lot to be done to combat this mistreatment. Thus, the general objective of this work is to investigate the legal repercussions that permeate obstetric violence in the search for its extinction. Therefore, it was necessary to fulfill the following model objectives: analyze the way in which obstetric violence is positioned as a kind of gender violence; converging elements in search of a definition of obstetric violence and its represented practices; and investigate a current jurisdictional conjuncture that encompasses the subject and how it manifests itself in the fight against these obstetrical violations in Brazil. The methodology is characterized as research, from the deductive method, from the analysis of data or the method described as based on bibliographic and documentary research, through books, articles, monographs, legal documents. From the study, it was concluded that obstetric violence is one of the faces of violence against women, not only because it has the same passive pole, but also because they are based on the same historical-social bases, as well as, despite the term still , being in, of evolution, it is about an institutional and mental violence of the victims. In addition, a legal format that can protect women in the obstetrical field is not a sufficient fighting force, thus requiring a specific law at the federal level that can offer current recognition and specific punishments, in order to provide security by the Federal Government. guarantee of perpetual reparation, preventing and triggering this evil.