ESTUPRO CORRETIVO E PATRIARCADO - O CONTROLE COMPORTAMENTAL DA VÍTIMA COMO INSTRUMENTO DE PODER PATRIARCAL

Abstract

This study examines corrective rape as a practice that mirrors and intensifies patriarchal structures, analyzing its role in manipulating victims' behavior. Understood as a targeted act of violence, especially against women and LGBTQIA+ individuals who defy traditionally accepted gender norms, corrective rape aims to discipline inappropriate bodies and attitudes, reinforcing the supremacy of patriarchal norms. The research is based on a comprehensive analysis of various sources from the fields of law and gender studies. Furthermore, it uses a critical perspective to recognize how gender-based sexual violence, in this context, functions as a tool of power and submission, intensifying gender and sexuality disparities. The research will also discuss the ineffectiveness of government policies and the legal system in addressing this practice, highlighting the importance of profound transformations to combat gender-based violence and the cultural foundations that sustain it.