Violência sexual intrafamiliar e atitude da genitora da vítima : uma análise a partir dos vínculos familiares e da economia familiar

Abstract

The research developed from the Graduate Diploma in Consumer Program, Daily Life and Social Development with a doctor and a Reference Center psychologist for Child Care, Adolescents and Their Families in Situations of Violence, and mother of a child victim sexual abuse, sought to answer the following question: what factors influence the sexual abuse of a child victim's mother attitude practiced by father or stepfather report or silence before the revelation of the crime? With this question, it elaborated the general objective for this research to analyze the reasons that lead to termination or silencing by the progenitors of children or adolescents, female victims of sexual violence committed in the family environment, the father or stepfather. The specific objectives, in turn, were prepared in order to seek to define the institutional flow driven by cases of sexual violence in Recife and RMR; Identify and discuss the possible determinants, with emphasis on the role of the family economy, for decisions - report or not - women after learning of the sexual violence committed by their partners against his / her son / daughter. To achieve these objectives we carried out a qualitative study with semi-structured interview with a doctor, a psychologist and mother of a child victim. Processing of the data was processed through the analysis of the responses, confronting them with the crafted literature. The results show that there are economic factors, combined with other affective factors and asymmetrical power relations between gender and generations, which are decisive mother's attitude, and that the protection network has bottlenecks that compromise its objectives institutional.