Direitos de votar e de ser votada como densificação da democracia: um meio de acesso à justiça das mulheres brasileiras

Abstract

This dissertation deals with the importance of working on the matter of women's representation in politics, and also the consequences of the theme in Brazilian democracy, from a feminist legal theoretical foundation. It approaches the question of the ineffectiveness of rights in the Brazilian constitutional context, relating the need to create means for the effective right of access to justice for women with the underrepresentation of women in politics. The research is justified by its relevance and timeliness, especially for being at the heart of the latent need for debate and discussion about women's rights. In this sense, the study relates the rights to vote and to be voted to access to justice for Brazilian women in order to answer the following research problem: how can access to justice for Brazilian women, through the rights to vote and to be voted, deepen and guarantee the democratic rule of law? To this end, bibliographical research will be carried out, accompanied by analysis of data made available by the Superior Electoral Court. The method used will be the hypothetical deductive and the qualitative approach through literature review and analysis of statistical data made available by national databases