MULTIPORT SYSTEM: WAYS OF ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN ADDRESSING GENDER VIOLENCE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

VIAS DE ACESSO À JUSTIÇA NO ENFRENTAMENTO DA VIOLÊNCIA DE GÊNERO E VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA

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https://doi.org/10.46560/meritum.v17i1.8511

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The main purpose of this article is to analyze women's historical evolution, with its social role and later, the help of some feminist movements, also verifying how the Multiport System of Justice, through alternative forms of conflict resolution, can help in the prevention and treatment of gender and domestic violence. The research problem is based on the following questions: Can the Multiport Justice System, through alternative forms of conflict resolution, assist in the treatment and prevention of domestic violence and gender-based violence? What are its limits and possibilities? Deductive and bibliographic methods are used as methodological procedures, with research in books and on the internet, which cover the topic in question. Finally, the article is divided into three points, in which the first reports a history of violence against women, while the second, exposes in a conceptual way the alternative forms of conflict resolution and the right of access to justice and, finally , an analysis is made of some forms of treatment and prevention of domestic and gender-based violence, using alternative forms. Thus, it is concluded at the end, that these can be used, but have some limits, and should be analyzed in each case.

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Jaqueline Beatriz Griebler, UNIJUÍ

Master's student of the Postgraduate Program in Law - Master in Human Rights at the Regional University of the Northwest of the State of Rio Grande do Sul - UNIJUÍ and a Bachelor of Laws at the Regional University of the Northwest of the State of Rio Grande do Sul - UNIJUÍ. Member of the Biopolitics and Human Rights Research Group (CNPq). Email: jaqeline-beatriz@hotmail.com

Rosane Teresinha Carvalho Porto, UNIJUÍ

PhD in Law from the University of Santa Cruz do Sul - UNISC / RS. Master in Law in the area of ??concentration: Public Policies for Social Inclusion with a scholarship from the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel - CAPES. Postdoctoral Internship in Law at La Salle University, under the guidance of Dr. Daniel Achutti. Post-doctoral student at the Federal University of Rio Grande Sul (UFRGS) under the guidance of Dr. Luciane Cardoso Barzotto. Specialization by PUC / RS in Teaching in Higher Education. Specialization by PUC / RS in New Education, Methodologies and focus on the student. Permanent Professor at the Regional University of the Northwest of the State of Rio Grande do Sul - UNIJUÍ, teaching undergraduate in Law and in the Postgraduate Program in Law - Master and Doctorate. Professor in law school and in Post Lato Sensu at UNISC. It studies themes related to children and adolescents, social rights, Access to Justice and solutions to conflicts between them: mediation and restorative justice. Member of the Biopolitics & Human Rights Research Group (CNPq). Member of the UFRGS Law and Fraternity research group (Capes / CNPQ). Member of the work team of the Academia and research cooperation network project: efficiency, effectiveness and economy in public security policies using electronic monitoring and database integration (EditalProcad / Capes n.16 / 2020). Researcher Newly Doctor ARD- FAPERGS: Research Support Fund of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (Edital FAPERGS 10/2020).

Joice Graciele Nielsson, UNIJUÍ

PhD in Public Law from the University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos / UNISINOS-FURB (2016), graduated in Law from the Regional University of the Northwest of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (2010) and Master in Development from the Regional University of the Northwest of the State from Rio Grande do Sul (2012). She is currently Professor-Researcher at the Graduate Program in Law - Master and Doctorate in Human Rights - and at the Graduate Course in Law at the Regional University of the Northwest of the State of Rio Grande do Sul. Coordinator of the Post-graduate Restorative Justice and Mediation Coordinator at the same institution. She works mainly on the following themes: Gender, Feminism, Sexual and Reproductive Rights; Inter-American Human Rights System; Theory of Justice, Human Rights; Biopolitics. She is a member of the Human Rights and Biopolitics Research Group (CNPq) and Researcher Newly Doctor FAPERGS Edital 04/2019.

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03/06/22

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