REINTEGRANDO MULHERES CONDENADAS: UM ESTUDO SOBRE ESTIGMA DE GÊNERO, MÍDIA E TRABALHO PRISIONAL

Abstract

This study focuses on the peculiarities of the reintegration of convicted women, delving into the analysis of female criminality. It examines how women face a dual penalty: one for the criminal transgression itself and another for challenging traditional expectations of femininity. The goal is to identify the possible repercussions of these additional pressures on the women's reintegration process and highlight the challenges they encounter. This research is of significant relevance as it addresses an increasingly prevalent issue in society, given the rising rates of criminality among women. The study adopts a deductive approach and utilizes bibliographic and documentary resources to investigate and analyze the subject at hand. It is concluded that female criminology is a crucial area of study that requires a more inclusive and equitable approach in criminal justice, recognizing women as active members of society and promoting reintegration as an essential part of the penal system.