Os reflexos da cultura de submissão feminina na violência sexual contra a mulher: a cultura do estupro

Abstract

Women underwent submissive treatment throughout history, not only in Brazilian society, but in all, in general, women ended up having their bodies violated, their lives taken away and their dignity placed at the bottom of the State. Due to the submission they suffered, to the detriment of the increasingly strong machismo standardization within the social body, the rape culture was perpetuated. This work is justified by the need for a more in-depth explanation when we talk about the stereotype of fragility that women suffered, which led to the beginning of the macho culture, which oppressed the female sex. As well as, expose the typification that criminal law dealt with in its codes with regard to the crime of rape, from the Imperialist Code of 1830, to the 1940 and their respective and necessary changes. That said, this article aims to discuss about the innovation of the look of the Brazilian legislator, with regard to the protection of women, in the concern of the penal code to evolve so that sexual violence ceases to be a constant factor in the life of so many Brazilians, but it will also be exposed in how culturally we have in our laws, punishment and not prevention. In this way, it will be possible to conclude that the best way to build a way to stop the problem treated in this work, is using the laws that we already have, and the changes made in the Penal Code, as well as using those that most understand, to clearly , proliferate their knowledge about women's rights, and the laws that protect them and punish those who hurt their sexual dignity and rights.