Impactos nas políticas públicas direcionadas para pessoas trans no Brasil, ilustrada através da justiça como práxis: uma revisão integrativa

Abstract

The present dissertation deals with the appreciation of complete articles in Portuguese, English and Spanish that elaborate on the theme of public policies, especially those with focus on health on the transsexualizing process, depathologization and transsexuality in the period between 2008 and 2021, in Brazil. The objective was to understand the political and social mobilization that involves issues such as the transsexualizing process and the depathologization of transsexuality. To this end, the focus was on the analysis of articles found in known academic databases that were freely available in full. The analysis made use of quantitative and qualitative methods. In the results achieved, we see that, quantitatively, there is a predominance of articles in the Southeast region, written by health professionals, for the most part, and very well qualified academically. Qualitatively, the authors demonstrated an understanding of non-pathological transsexuality and the defense of a more inclusive public health system with space for social control. It was pointed out the promotion and violation of the basic functioning of trans people. In this way, these results were articulated with the theoretical approach of justice as praxis showing that in a social system such as our current, social mobilization to achieve public policies that help in the promotion of basic functionings for transgender people is an essential tool to provide justice.