Zanella, Everton Luiz2025-01-142025-01-142024TENÓRIO, Rita de Cássia Carvalho. O delegado de polícia como primeiro garantidor dos direitos da mulher vítima de violência doméstica e familiar. 2024. 153 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Função Social do Direito) – Faculdade Autônoma de Direito, São Paulo, 2024http://repositorio.unialfa.com.br/handle/123456789/552This research aims to highlight a current and relevant issue, which is domestic violence against women, plus the role of the judicial police in combating it. Although the most diverse forms of violence against women are already duly regulated and criminalized, it is known to everyone that gender violence has not been decreasing, on the contrary, it has been gradually increasing, according to rates that will be demonstrated throughout this research, which denotes a social and cultural problem. In order to better clarify the origin of such misogyny, and in an attempt to break with stereotypical patterns that do nothing to combat domestic violence against women, such research will start from a historical context, bringing to light the historical evolution of women's rights in Brazil, through the International Human Rights Treaties and Conventions to which Brazil is a signatory and which implemented women's rights, until the conception of Law nº11.340/2006, better known as the Maria da Penha Law. This law is a national law, the birth of which occurred only after Brazil was condemned by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights/OAS. In addition to the normative scope, the research aims to clarify the essential role that the entire women's protection network plays in combating Domestic and Family Violence, in particular the role played by the Judiciary Police, an opportunity in which the role of Specialized Police Stations in combating to Violence against Women and the consequent evaluation of the benefits of using restorative practices within the police sphere. The aim of this research work is to encourage debate and publicize the work that the entire protection network carries out in combating this type of violence, especially the role of the Judiciary Police, women's access to justice, the role of the judiciary in resolving this type of conflict, of the State in terms of creating and executing public policies aimed at combating Domestic Violence, and not least, the role of Society and the family, in instilling the responsibility that each person carries within themselves, through a paradigm shift, in an attempt to remove the structural machismo that haunts generations. Therefore, current and relevant topics will be addressed, provided for in law and International Human Rights Treaties for the protection of women with a view to bringing solutions to the problem of Domestic Violence, with the aim of eradicating, or at least minimizing such an insolent practice, and at the same time so common in the 21st Century, when women already choose their representatives, occupy spaces and assume power, but sometimes suffer the most diverse types of violence, simply for being women.ptViolência DomésticaPolícia JudiciáriaTratados InternacionaisDireitos Humanos