Direitos humanos dos migrantes venezuelanos e sua efetivação pela justiça federal brasileira no contexto da pandemia da Covid-19

Venezuela has been facing a severe political and economic crisis since 2015. In this context, the weakening of institutions and the impoverishment of the population have resulted in an unprecedented migration flow. The Venezuelan diaspora has a regional character, for most of the people involved...

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Autor principal: Cardoso, João Luís Macedo Silva
Outros Autores: Moreira, Thiago Oliveira
Formato: Dissertação
Idioma:pt_BR
Publicado em: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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Resumo:Venezuela has been facing a severe political and economic crisis since 2015. In this context, the weakening of institutions and the impoverishment of the population have resulted in an unprecedented migration flow. The Venezuelan diaspora has a regional character, for most of the people involved in it have gone to other Latin American states, such as Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, and Brazil. Many of the Venezuelans who have migrated to Brazil are in a situation of socioeconomic vulnerability. Such a vulnerability has been aggravated in the wake of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Several lawsuits have been filed with the purpose of safeguarding their rights in this scenario. Inasmuch as they are related to the interests of the Union, many of these lawsuits have been adjudicated by the organs which belong to the Federal Justice of Brazil. That said, this dissertation sets out to answer the following question: how has the Federal Justice applied the international and domestic norms regarding the protection of these migrants? The underlying hypothesis is that this branch of the Judicial Power has contributed to the protection of this group through the correct interpretation of these norms and their application to the facts narrated in each lawsuit. In this vein, this dissertation aims to investigate how federal judges and Federal Regional Courts have judged the lawsuits concerning the enforcement of the rights of these migrants. To this end, it is imperative to achieve the following specific objectives: contextualising the Venezuelan mass migration by indicating its roots, its dimension, and its social and political impact on the states of destination, especially Brazil; presenting the main treaties and declarations that regulate this topic internationally; examining how the Brazilian legislation governs the status of these individuals; and at last, scrutinising the way the members of the Federal Justice have applied this normative framework to the aforementioned lawsuits. This study has an applied nature and a qualitative approach. The procedural techniques adopted were the review of literature and the content analysis of judicial decisions, international instruments, and domestic legal documents. The pursuance of this research is justified by the fact that it is directly related to the Recommendation No. 108 of the National Council of Justice and to the Sustainable Development Goals No. 10.2 and No. 10.7 of the 2030 Agenda. Through this scientific inquiry, it was noticed that the Brazilian Federal Justice has indeed played an important role with regard to the defence of the rights of such migrants, especially by regularising their status and fulfilling their social rights. Nevertheless, in some cases, it faced procedural constraints, such as the inadequacy of the actions used by the plaintiffs.