AWAKENING: THE OFFER OF PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE TO FEMALE INMATES IN THE PRISON SYSTEM OF THE COUNTY OF ARIQUEMES/RO
Human rights; material equality; penal execution; incarcerated women; public policy.
The aim of this study is to encourage the realization of the ideals of human dignity related to the rights to social assistance and health of women imprisoned in Ariquemes, Rondônia, Brazil, through the provision of psychosocial care, by the signing of technical cooperation agreements between agencies criminal enforcement and higher education institutions. The Public Prosecutor's Office, as a member of the criminal execution system and as an essential institution for the jurisdictional function as a defender of the democratic regime and unavailable social and individual interests, is responsible for monitoring and promoting the retributive, preventive and re-educational purposes of the criminal sentence. The research is based on the analysis of social injustices observed in this group of vulnerable people, based on doctrinal notions of recognition and redistribution, which conclude that affirmative and transformative actions must be adopted to equalize this condition in which the prisoners are inserted. The approach is qualitative, with exploratory and descriptive objectives, resulting from reading, bibliographic analysis and documentary data collected from the prison system (national, state and local), which demonstrate the feasibility of the proposal.