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violence against woman is still a terrible consequence present around the world. In several areas where entrenched patriarchalism is real, for example, in Pakistan, Sudan, Senegal, Iran, woman’s body is target to be violated in a constant way. It has been justified by means of social traditionalism. So, this text seeks to explain through women’s biographies who were victims of honor crimes (Pakistani Mukhtar Mai and Senegalese Kady Koita) the violence of gender and its overcoming. The aim is to think of abuses and oppression, which were experienced by these women from communities where the patriarchal essence is still imperative. This discussion lays on biographies, which were read in a hermeneutic In methodological terms, firstly, it is sought to present the meaning of patriarchalism. After this, some biographies will be showed and, finally, thought in the light of theories originated from areas such as gender, violence, cultural relativism

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&lt;b&gt;PATRIARCALISMO ENTRINCHEIRADO E CRIMES DE HONRA: HISTÓRIAS DE MULHERES QUE SUPERARAM A VIOLÊNCIA DE GÊNERO E SE TORNARAM SÍMBOLOS DOS DIREITOS HUMANOS&lt;b/&gt;