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Segundo a literatura de referência, a violência nas relações íntimas é um problema social grave e complexo, com repercussões significativas para vítimas, famílias e comunidades, especialmente em áreas rurais. Este abuso, que ocorre entre parceiros ou ex-parceiros, manifesta-se de várias formas e é um forte indicador de violência doméstica. Para entender melhor as dinâmicas desse fenómeno e implementar programas de prevenção adequados ao público-alvo, foi realizado um estudo empírico qualitativo, utilizando entrevistas semiestruturadas com 12 mulheres do concelho de Vinhais, com o objetivo de responder a três objetivos específicos: (1) Explorar as perceções da comunidade residente em contextos rurais em relação à violência doméstica; (2) Identificar os papéis de género no contexto de relação de intimidade e (3) Aferir a existência de barreiras socioculturais e religiosas que impeçam as vítimas ou testemunhas de violência doméstica em áreas rurais de denunciar casos e/ou procurar apoio. Através dos resultados obtidos, constatamos que a maioria das participantes apresenta um entendimento abrangente das dinâmicas da violência doméstica, concluindo-se que as crenças tradicionais acerca dos papéis de género e uma mentalidade patriarcal legitimam comportamentos abusivos, o que dificulta a denúncia por parte das vítimas. Fatores como religião, educação e estrutura familiar também perpetuam estereótipos que desvalorizam a igualdade de género. A investigação aprofundou a compreensão da violência nas relações íntimas em contextos rurais, destacando como esses fatores impactam a população rural, exacerbando desigualdades de género e dificultando a denúncia e o combate à violência.
According to the reference literature, violence, cit. in intimate relationships is a serious and complex social problem with significant repercussions for victims, families, and communities, especially, cit. in rural areas. This abuse, which occurs between partners or ex-partners, manifests, cit. in various forms and serves as a strong indicator of domestic violence. To better understand the dynamics of this phenomenon and implement prevention programs tailored to the target audience, a qualitative empirical study was conducted using semi-structured interviews with 12 women from the municipality of Vinhais. The study aimed to address three specific goals: (1) to explore the perceptions of the community residing, cit. in rural contexts regarding domestic violence; (2) to identify gender roles within the context of intimate relationships; and (3) to assess the existence of sociocultural and religious barriers that prevent victims or witnesses of domestic violence, cit. in rural areas from reporting cases and/or seeking support. The results indicate that the majority of participants have a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence. The research concludes that traditional beliefs regarding gender roles and a patriarchal mentality legitimize abusive behaviors, making it difficult for victims to report such incidents. Factors such as religion, education, and family structure also perpetuate stereotypes that devalue gender equality. This investigation deepened the understanding of violence, cit. in intimate relationships within rural contexts, highlighting how these factors impact the rural population, exacerbating gender inequalities and complicating the reporting and confrontation of violence.
According to the reference literature, violence, cit. in intimate relationships is a serious and complex social problem with significant repercussions for victims, families, and communities, especially, cit. in rural areas. This abuse, which occurs between partners or ex-partners, manifests, cit. in various forms and serves as a strong indicator of domestic violence. To better understand the dynamics of this phenomenon and implement prevention programs tailored to the target audience, a qualitative empirical study was conducted using semi-structured interviews with 12 women from the municipality of Vinhais. The study aimed to address three specific goals: (1) to explore the perceptions of the community residing, cit. in rural contexts regarding domestic violence; (2) to identify gender roles within the context of intimate relationships; and (3) to assess the existence of sociocultural and religious barriers that prevent victims or witnesses of domestic violence, cit. in rural areas from reporting cases and/or seeking support. The results indicate that the majority of participants have a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence. The research concludes that traditional beliefs regarding gender roles and a patriarchal mentality legitimize abusive behaviors, making it difficult for victims to report such incidents. Factors such as religion, education, and family structure also perpetuate stereotypes that devalue gender equality. This investigation deepened the understanding of violence, cit. in intimate relationships within rural contexts, highlighting how these factors impact the rural population, exacerbating gender inequalities and complicating the reporting and confrontation of violence.
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Violência doméstica Relações íntimas Zonas rurais Perceções Crenças Cultura Religião Papéis de género Denúncia Educador Social