A ANÁLISE DAS MEDIDAS PROTETIVAS NO PACOTE ANTIFEMINICÍDIO (LEI Nº 14.994/2024

Abstract

The growing phenomenon of violence against women in the Brazilian context, with emphasis on the alarming increase in deaths motivated by gender-based violence, motivated this research. The study aimed to analyze the effectiveness of the protective measures provided for in Law 14.994/2024, in addition to identifying the difficulties in complying with and overseeing these measures. The methodology employed was qualitative and quantitative, using documentary analysis and presentation of statistical data on domestic violence. The research also utilized data from the Brazilian Yearbook of Public Security (2025) on gender violence statistics and security measures. The results indicated that, despite the state's interest in confronting gender-based violence, there is ineffectiveness in the execution of protective measures due to lack of oversight, absence of integration between responsible agencies, and insufficient resources. The success of these actions depends on more coordinated implementation and more developed public policies that go beyond legislative precision. It is concluded that, although the Anti-Femicide Package adopts a punitive approach and recognizes the autonomous crime, Law 14.994/2024 is considered insufficient to effectively combat gender-based violence.