Vulnerabilidades Sociais Causadas Pela Epidemia Zika Vírus De 2015 No Brasil: Saúde Da Mulher, Racismo Ambiental E Ação Direta De Inconstitucionalidade N° 5.581 (Social Vulnerabilities Caused by Zika Virus Outbreak of 2015 in Brazil: Women's Health, Environmental Racism and Action of Unconstitutionality Nº. 5.581)

Has the objective of identifying social vulnerabilities on the ZIKAV epidemic that occurred in Brazil in 2015. Search realize the main focuses of social vulnerability and possible impacts of the disease on policies for the promotion of women's reproductive health. Develops by means of the analysis of the official reports of the Ministry of the health of Brazil and of the data presented by the Brazilian Institute of geography and statistics (IBGE). Concludes by pointing to poverty and the lack of basic infrastructure services suitable for the main factor that caused the Brazilian outbreak. Describes how the disease affected mostly northeastern poor women. And weaves considerations of environmental racism and the report by the action of unconstitutionality (ADIN 5.581/2016), notably on the protection and defense of reproductive rights, especially the right to abortion.

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The impact of the ZIKA Virus on the reproductive health of Brazilian women, environmental racism and the action for Direct Control of Unconstitutionality (ADI) No. 5581

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