Tráfico internacional de mulheres para exploração sexual e a legislação brasileira

Abstract

INTERNATIONAL TRAFFICKING OF WOMEN FOR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND BRAZILIAN LEGISLATION To reach the objectives, research was carried out with qualitative performance and deductive methods. Making use of the theoretical-bibliographic approach technique, during the reading and analysis of already published bibliographies. Contextualize the international trafficking of women for sexual exploitation; point out the main Brazilian laws used to combat trafficking; and evaluate the effectiveness of the policies and laws adopted by the Brazilian justice system to confront and combat this crime. The difficulties of resocialization after the traumas faced. This is a crime that generates millions of dollars for traffickers. Most of the time these women are from small towns looking for a better life. Often humble, without income and Family base. Regarding legislation, laws to prevent, curb, and condemn this crime were considered. Among them the penal code, conventions, treaties, confrontation policies, the Palermo Protocol, as well as NGOs that play an important role in this confrontation. It has been proven that there are several flaws in the measures adopted by the Brazilian Justice that imply its effectiveness such as lack of professionals, omission of victims, and lack of public and social policies.