Direito antidiscriminatório e violência política de gênero: representatividade das mulheres em Itapuranga/GO

Abstract

The political marginalization of women systematically undermines the realization of a truly democratic Rule of Law. It is important to note that the effectiveness of affirmative policies enshrined in legal frameworks is hindered by processes of stigmatization and exclusion of women from the political and electoral arenas. In this context, the application of anti- discrimination law as a hermeneutic tool serves as a robust and legitimizing framework for ensuring the effective enforcement of legal guarantees within an exclusionary society. This research employed a rigorous bibliographic methodology to conduct a critical analysis of this issue. Specifically, the study aims to assess the underrepresentation of women in politics and the persistent violence faced by female officeholders and candidates. From the perspective of anti-discrimination law, the examination of political representation in the municipality of Itapuranga is essential for understanding the local dynamics that directly impact the women of this region.