A multidimensional analysis of the Marabá Female Custody and Reintegration Unit (UCRFM) based on CNJ and SENAPPEN statistics

Abstract

This study provides a detailed analysis of the Women’s Custody and Reintegration Unit in Marabá (UCRFM), using data from the National Council of Justice (CNJ) and the National Secretariat of Penal Policies (SENAPPEN). The main objective is to evaluate the custody conditions and reintegration policies directed at incarcerated women, assessing their effectiveness and compliance within the Brazilian penal context. Methodologically, the research combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, focusing on factors such as overcrowding, access to resocialization programs, and prison infrastructure. The study also contextualizes the national scenario of female incarceration, comparing the general conditions of Brazilian prisons with the realities observed at the UCRFM. The findings highlight significant discrepancies between the proposed public policies and the practical conditions faced by female inmates, emphasizing the need for improvements in the rehabilitative role of these institutions and in the protection of human rights.