Abstract
Sexual violence is one of the most degrading types of violation of human rights, which exposes the victim to quite severe consequences. In 2009, Law 12,015 / 09 brought a change in relation to sexual crimes. The title, "Of the Crimes Against the Customs", began to be called "Of the Crimes Against the Sexual Dignity". The aim of this study was to trace the profile of sexual violence in women in the Federal District between the years 2015 to 2017. A retrospective study was conducted with a quantitative approach using the reports of the SICOLA (Reporting Control System) of the Institute of Medicine Legal of the Federal District. In total, 3392 reports of sexual violence and corporal injury against the woman were analyzed. After analyzing the data, it was verified that Ceilândia was the city with the highest number of cases, followed by Samambaia and Planaltina. In the prevalence of sexual violence by satellite city, City Structural appears first (average of 13.43 for every 10,000 women), followed by Varjão, with a mean of 13.36 for every 10,000 women. It is concluded that this type of study is necessary for the elaboration of strategies aimed at improving local Public Security, as well as increasing the number of public policies focused on the protection and welfare of women in the Federal District.