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Autor: Monique Sena | Publicado: 2010-11-24T12:42:00-08:00

Intersectoral network protect women in situations of violence&nbsp; The World Day of No Violence Against Women, November 25, marks the articulation of intersectorial network of women in situations of violence (Riamulher Paraná). The network brings together representatives from state and local public agencies, representatives of civil society institutions and professional associations, representatives of social movements and feminist organizations and women. The meetings are held monthly Riamulher Paraná, in the Secretary of Health

The network was created to ensure that the abused woman has found a network of professional services and prepared a comprehensive care that addresses their complaints, which address their physical and psychological wounds, which sustain the socially and to punish offenders and their addresses. "The domestic and family violence - physical, sexual, moral heritage - is one of its most frequent forms of violence. Therefore, domestic violence must be treated as a social problem requiring a multidisciplinary action, intersectoral and inter-institutional, "said Health Secretary Carlos Moreira Junior.

The data state of Paraná are computed by the Notification Form for Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence and Other SINAN (Information System for Notifiable Diseases), which is under implementation in all municipalities in the state since 2009. The form is completed once a person comes to be seen at the health service. Preliminary data show 4,187 reports of suspected cases of violence or 2009 until October 2010. These reports, 69.8% (2919) were cases of violence to females, and 48.2% in adult women, 27.5% in female adolescents, 21.2% in children and 3% in elderly women.

The age group most vulnerable to domestic violence, sexual or other violence in the state was that of young women (20-29 years) with 541 cases (18.5%). These are followed by women 30 to 39 years with 455 (15.6%), girls aged between 15 and 19 years with 453 (15.2%) and 10 to 14 years with 361 reported cases (12.4%) . Regarding the place of occurrence, 1771 cases occurred at home (65% of total) and second in the street, with 495 cases (18.2%). Violence against women, 1110 cases (38%) have occurred at other times and 449 (15.4%) had no information on previous occurrences, which can reach 50% of cases. These data indicate how women have been victims of domestic abusers, in most cases in their own home, a violent repeat offender. Regarding the type of violence, 34.1% of cases recorded physical violence, 23.8% psychological or moral, sexual violence and 20.5% 4.7% reported financial or economic violence.

In the metropolitan region of Curitiba, the violent deaths of women increased 20% from 2008 to 2009. Data from death certificates show that there were 76 violent deaths in 2008 and 90 deaths in 2009. Younger women are more vulnerable to violence: the largest number of deaths occurred in age from 16 to 25 years and in 2009, it also can include the range of 31 to 35 years.

The assault by firearm is the main form of aggression used against women, representing 63% of cases in 2008 and 64% in 2009. Data on deaths bring information about the violence that resulted in death, but that hides another kind of violence practiced against women in everyday life, such as the imposition of fear and various types of physical, moral and psychological producing physical and psychological suffering and her entire family.

According to the Standards of the Ministry of Health, cases of violence against women assisted by the network of health facilities have to be reported by completing a form containing data about the victim and aggression, the environment where it happened and data on the likely aggressor. The Real Women Programme of the Municipal Health records these data since it was established in 2002. In recent years, the number of notices issued has stabilized between 800 and 900 cases per year. About 60% of notifications are made by hospitals and other public health system by the basic health units and by the Reference Center for the Assistance of Women in Situations of Violence.

Cases are mostly characterized as domestic violence, they represent 71.5% of the total. Sexual violence has a greater weight in these reports 9%, since this program covers care in hospitals in reference to sexual violence throughout the metropolitan area, which takes place concurrently with the completion of the forensic morgue. The other types of violence are, respectively, in order of frequency, physical violence, psychological and moral. Husbands, partners are the main aggressors, who along with ex-husbands or ex-partners represent 63.4% of all offenders. Only 19% of the perpetrators are unknown to the victims.

Many women still do not reveal their suffering, not seek help in cases of domestic violence. But many are now seeking to break with that reality. In 2009, 9,176 women sought the Women of Curitiba to report instances of violence, which is equivalent to a monthly average of 765 cases, or 25 days, only in the capital. About 24% of registered Occurrence Reports refer to injuries, while 17.5% occurred at home. The rapes, in a total of 52 years, representing 0.6% of cases and other cases include other types of violence contained in Maria da Penha Law and Criminal Code.

In the city of Londrina Reference Center and Care of Women

- CAM has served since its inception in 1993 until today has provided over 33,800 consultations with more than 8,904 women. This year, January to October since 2044 amounted to appointments. The shelter Corner Dalia, since its inception in 2004, once housed 311 women and 549 children and adolescents. The Women's Police Station, January-June 2010, by Maria da Penha Law has brought 201 police investigations, 40 arrests in flagrante delicto and granted 50 PROTECTIVE MEASURES. The Rod Specializing in Domestic Violence Against Women and Crimes against Children and Adolescents, which was introduced on 5 October 2010, has recorded over 450 cases in 1992 and granted PROTECTIVE MEASURES. According to a survey of the 10th SDP, from 2007 to 2010, there have been 11 homicides of women framed by Maria da Penha Law.