ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROTECTIVE MEASURES IN REDUCING THE RECURRENCE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Abstract

The present study analyzes the problem of violence against women, focusing on the effectiveness of protective measures in reducing recidivism. The research seeks to understand how these mechanisms contribute to the protection of victims and the prevention of new aggressions. Thus, the problem investigated revolves around the effectiveness of these measures in ensuring security and strengthening women's rights. The main objective is to evaluate the functionality and identify the mechanisms in its application. For this, a methodological approach is adopted based on a literature review and data analysis on the subject. The research examines the impacts on reducing aggression and building an efficient protection network. The results obtained indicate that the proper implementation of protective measures can reduce cases of recidivism, however, structural challenges such as the lack of supervision and institutional support compromise their effectiveness. It is concluded that the improvement of these mechanisms is essential to ensure a longer lasting protection, thus promoting a more equitable and safe society for victims.