WOMEN'S VULNERABILITY AND DIGITAL VIOLENCE:

AN ATTACK ON HUMAN DIGNITY AND FEMALE PERSONALITY RIGHTS

Abstract

This article examines the rights of the personality of women and the protection of their human rights, in the face of violence suffered in the digital environment. It addresses the articulation of feminist movements in the search for female autonomy and demonstrates how gender factors become differentiating criteria between men and women, giving them socially distinct roles. The study makes a connection between the trajectory of women's movements and the violence practiced against women on the internet, which reflect on socially accepted patriarchal standards and the incidence of inequality as a way of excluding the female public, in addition to the failure of humanity to promote the individual beyond his physical, biological and personal characteristics. The law is an essential apparatus for the promotion of equality and inclusion of oppressed minorities and groups. For the development of the research, a bibliographic review was used as a form of methodology, adopting the hypothetical-deductive method, using general arguments and creating personal arguments, to point out the difficulties faced by women in the current period, their difficulties and vulnerabilities, the struggle for gender equality and repression of any type of violence.