Análise da eficiência das medidas protetivas da lei maria da penha no Rio Grande do Norte

Abstract

The article analyzes the efficiency of the protective measures established by the Maria da Penha Law in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, focusing on the challenges faced in its implementation. The central issue involves evaluating the effectiveness of these measures in protecting women, victims of domestic violence in the state. The justification is based on the social relevance of domestic violence in Brazil and the need to improve public policies. The main objective is to assess the application of protective measures, considering the institutional and cultural obstacles that compromise their effectiveness. The methodology includes a literature review and the analysis of empirical data on the application of the law. The results indicate that, despite legislative advances, issues such as a lack of resources and cultural resistance limit the effectiveness of protective measures. The final considerations highlight the importance of strengthening support networks and promoting more efficient coordination between protection agencies to ensure the safety of victims.