Análise de casos de violência doméstica durante a pandemia da Covid-19 e sua relação com a dimensão da relação interpessoal de king

Abstract

This study deals with domestic violence in times of the Covid-19 pandemic. With the emergence of the new coronavirus pandemic and the precautionary sanitary measures of Covid-19 through social distancing, many changes have been considered in society. Some of its impacts are due to occurrences of gender-related violence, especially domestic violence. Thus, the study aimed to analyze the compulsory notification forms of Interpersonal/Self-inflicted violence during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic in the city of Grajaú-MA. This is a retrospective documentary descriptive research with a quantitative approach. The research was carried out in the municipality of Grajaú, state of Maranhão. The research was carried out using the technique of document analysis of compulsory notification forms of Interpersonal/Self-Inflicted Violence. It is observed in the results found that most of the victims of violence are female, making women victims more incidents. It was noted that 100% of the places where violence occurred were the victims' homes. It is observed that in most of the results found, the low level of education prevails, as well as the ethnicity/brown race is also more frequent. In the results found in this study, physical violence is more prevalent, as well as the means of aggression by hanging is more frequent. Therefore, it is important to carry out studies on domestic violence, as well as the importance of reporting cases through compulsory notification forms, as well as carrying out new research to provide information regarding the rates and magnitude of violence domestic