"Você não é Gisele Bündchen": manifestações da violência institucional contra mulheres no cotidiano dos serviços do SUS
Situated within the scope of the productions that deal with the structural conditions of violence imposed on women in class society, this research aims to conduct a theoretical analysis on the practices of institutional violence in the field of sexual and reproductive rights of women users of hea...
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| Izvleček: | Situated within the scope of the productions that deal with the structural conditions of violence
imposed on women in class society, this research aims to conduct a theoretical analysis on the
practices of institutional violence in the field of sexual and reproductive rights of women users
of health services. SUS health. At the same time it seeks to characterize some manifestations
of this violence, pointing out its specificities, contradictions and interrelationships. It
problematizes and analyzes the ethical basis of sexual and reproductive rights by elucidating
the relationship between the transgression of libertarian ethical principles and the expressions
of institutional violence. Institutional violence is understood here as a phenomenon of structural
order committed by state agencies and agents, through authoritarian, moralistic, negligent and
hierarchical practices that, in their entirety, hurt fundamental Human Rights. The study starts
from the understanding that, in the area of health, conservative political-practical ideas strongly
affect the field of women's sexual and reproductive rights, and contribute to the dissemination
of institutional violence practices, as well as to the maintenance of monogamous order. -
capitalist-heteropatriarchal, responsible for relegating to women a peripheral and inferior
position in class society. This scenario hinders women's access to a set of services and social
rights achieved through the articulation between the Brazilian Health Reform Movement and
the Feminist Movement, presenting to women a reality of denial of the free exercise of their
sexuality and reproduction. The study, which included the combination of bibliographical,
documentary analysis and reflections from informal reports accessed by the researcher in the
course of her professional practice in health, understands that the dynamics of capitalist society
imposes the existence of institutional violence, and this phenomenon one of the ways accessed
by capitalism to exercise power and dominion over the peoples. The data also reveal that in the
daily routine of health services there is a tendency towards naturalization of institutional
violence, which is based on three central elements: the notion of women's subservience and the
imposition of maternity, the defense of the existence of hierarchies sexual and reproductive
issues which in themselves involve social class, race / ethnicity and sexual partnerships and the
pattern of inferiority and abnormality attributed to non-adaptation to biological sex or
heteronormative sexual identity. |
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