Centre rushes 2 RAF companies to violence-hit Arunachal Pradesh
The Ministry of Home Affairs directed that the RAF companies comprising about 250 personnel will be airlifted from Navi Mumbai on board an IAF transport aircraft
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The Ministry of Home Affairs directed that the RAF companies comprising about 250 personnel will be airlifted from Navi Mumbai on board an IAF transport aircraft
A empregada domรฉstica Leandra Lacerda, 52 anos, recorda que precisou conviver com pressรตes de patrรตes durante perรญodos eleitorais. As mensagens chegaram em diferentes fases de sua trajetรณria profissionalย de formas, inclusive, escancaradas. โEu trabalhava numa residรชncia. E a empregadora gritava comigo (para votar em um candidato)โ, afirma. Notรญcias relacionadas:Justiรงas Eleitoral e do Trabalho lanรงam campanha contra assรฉdio .Assรฉdio eleitoral no trabalho รฉ crime; saiba como identificar.Nรฃo foram raras as vezes em que isso ocorreu. Ela, que comeรงou a trabalhar ainda crianรงa, aos 11 anos de idade, jรก completa quatro dรฉcadas deย serviรงos na casa de outras pessoas. โUma vez, uma pessoa lamentou que eu era uma pena, tipo uma sindicalista (por defender direitos da categoria)โ.ย Leandra se acostumou a ouvir imposiรงรตes e a nรฃo se conformar com essas e outras violaรงรตes. โChegou para mim muito assรฉdio eleitoral por parte dos patrรตes nesses รบltimos trรชs perรญodos de votaรงรฃoโ, garante.ย Atualmente, ela รฉ secretรกria de comunicaรงรฃo da Federaรงรฃo Nacional de Trabalhadoras Domรฉsticas (Fenatrad). Resolveu se tornar dirigente da entidade para estimular outras profissionais a denunciarem violaรงรตes de toda ordem.ย "Nรฃo passaremos pano" Na รบltima semana, a federaรงรฃo iniciou a campanhaย โNรฃo passaremos panoโ, em parceria com a Themis โ Gรชnero, Justiรงa e Direitos Humanos, para levar visibilidade ร s diferentes formas de violรชncia contra trabalhadoras domรฉsticas brasileiras, inclusive o assรฉdio eleitoral ย โA ideia รฉ falar que nรฃo devemos aceitar desrespeito com a genteโ, disse Leandra. Ela considera que o trabalho domรฉstico ocorre em um espaรงo de solidรฃo e de invisibilidade. โSofremos todos os tipos de violaรงรตes de direitos dentro de uma residรชncia. Assรฉdio sexual, moral, patrimonial e eleitoralโ, diz a dirigente, que vive na cidade de Chapecรณ (SC).ย Como reconhecer o assรฉdio Segundo o coordenador nacional de promoรงรฃo da igualdade de oportunidades e eliminaรงรฃo da discriminaรงรฃo no trabalho (Coordigualdade), o procurador Igor Sousa Gonรงalves,ย o assรฉdio eleitoral ocorreย quando o empregador se vale da autoridade para constranger, intimidar e influenciar as escolhas polรญticas. Inclusive, ameaรงar de demissรฃo ou atรฉ oferecer alguma vantagem.ย โO empregador exige atรฉ o tรญtulo de eleitor e informaรงรตes sobre a zona eleitoral onde essa pessoa vai votarโ, exemplificou o procurador do Ministรฉrio Pรบblico do Trabalho (MPT) em entrevista ร Agรชncia Brasil.ย Igor Gonรงalves lembraย que denรบncias podem ser feitas diretamente ao Ministรฉrio Pรบblico do Trabalho pelaย internet ou nas procuradorias do trabalho presencialmente em todo o paรญs. ย โร importante que essas trabalhadoras domรฉsticas guardem mensagens, รกudios e outros registros. Podem solicitar tambรฉm o sigilo da identidadeโ. Nesse sentido, podem optar por trazer informaรงรตes genรฉricas caso nรฃo queiram serย identificadas.ย ย Vulnerabilidade A organizaรงรฃo nรฃo governamental (ONG) que realiza a campanha โNรฃo passaremos panoโ, a Themis โ Gรชnero, Justiรงa e Direitos Humanos, parte do princรญpio de que nรฃo existe democracia plena quando uma trabalhadora domรฉstica precisa escolher entre sua liberdade polรญtica e a manutenรงรฃo do emprego.ย โNo trabalho domรฉstico remunerado, o assรฉdio eleitoral รฉ especialmente grave porque ocorre dentro dos lares, com maior dificuldade de fiscalizaรงรฃo e em relaรงรตes marcadas por profundas desigualdades de classe, gรชnero e raรงaโ, pontua a diretora da entidade, Jรฉssica Miranda.ย ย Ela destaca que o poder de contratar uma trabalhadora nรฃo dรก a ninguรฉm o direito de controlar suas escolhas polรญticas. โO voto รฉ livre e secreto. A democracia tambรฉm precisa ser respeitada dentro das casas onde essas mulheres trabalham", ressalta.ย "Eu nรฃo me dei conta" Jรฉssica se baseia em histรณrias como a da domรฉstica maranhense Maria das Graรงas dos Santos, de 64 anos. Antes do trabalho domรฉstico, viveu na roรงa e quebrava coco babaรงuย desde os 10 anos de idade.ย A maranhense Maria das Graรงas dos Santos, 64 anos, diz que recebeu pressรตes para votar em candidatos de famรญlias para as quais trabalhou - Foto Maria das Graรงas Santos/ Arquivo Pessoal Ela, que teve cinco filhos, diz que recebeu pressรตes diversas para votar em candidatos prรณximos a famรญlias para as quais trabalhou. โNa รฉpoca, nรฃo me dei por conta [da gravidade da situaรงรฃo]โ.ย Hoje, a diretoraย faz questรฃo de falar para trabalhadoras mais jovens que o voto deve ser feito de forma livre. โCada um de nรณs tem que exercer a democracia. Esse รฉ um grande problema atual. Tem trabalhadora que vota por se sentir pressionada. Tem o medo de perder o empregoโ. Ambiente de risco O procurador Igor Sousa Gonรงalves garante que o MPT tem ferramentas de investigaรงรฃo e pode adotar medidas para proteger essa trabalhadora e buscar a responsabilizaรงรฃo dos envolvidos. โAs trabalhadoras domรฉsticas, de modo geral, estรฃo particularmente vulnerรกveis porque trabalham dentro da residรชncia do empregador em um ambiente de isolamento, proximidade pessoal e dependรชncia econรดmicaโ.ย Segundo ele, aย Lei 9.029, de 1995, resguarda trabalhadores das diferentes formas de discriminaรงรฃo. Atรฉ a noite dessa quinta-feira (22), havia cerca de 1,7 mil denรบncias de assรฉdio eleitoral. Para Gonรงalves, as denรบncias desse tipo de violaรงรฃo tendem a aumentar atรฉ domingo (25), dia da eleiรงรฃo.ย
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