A dignidade menstrual como componente do direito fundamental de proteção à saúde das mulheres em situação de vulnerabilidade

Abstract

The present work proposed to analyze the effectiveness of the right to dignity menstrual cycle, as a component of the fundamental right to protect the health of women. women. Despite the advances provided by the social and political movement feminist, in the 21st century, the issue of menstrual precariousness stands out. THE theme involves the scarcity of resources, infrastructure and knowledge about the care involving the act of menstruating. Since the Democratic State of Law is based on the defense of democracy and fundamental rights and guarantees, it is mainly considered that it is their duty to ensure the right to health for all, through the promotion of effective public measures, therefore, it cannot be exempted from the task of protecting it, nor justifying its omission based on the principle of reserve as possible. In view of this, it is a qualitative research, with a method deductive, since it is based on orderly, coherent and logical argumentation, the from the exploration of the Brazilian legal system about the right to health, as well as the principle of human dignity, as it is the founding value of the Republic. Faced with this, the indispensability of material benefits by Organs authorities, the Law 14.214/2021 and the veto handed down by the President Jair Messias Bolsonaro (non-party) regarding the free distribution of disposable sanitary pads for women in situations of vulnerability. Per Finally, the performance of the municipality of Vitória is highlighted, contrary to the decision of the president, for the purpose of gauging the effectiveness of state public measures in the combating menstrual precariousness