Direitos humanos para quem? Os desafios para a efetivação dos direitos humanos na sociedade brasileira e o olhar do senso comum

Abstract

The present study deals with the challengers for the realization of human rights in Brazilian. Brazilian Society and the common sense view. The origin of Human Rights, historically, goes through importante moments in history all over the world history around the world and, therefor being also one of the foundations of the 1988 Federal Constitution. Brazil aderes constitutionally to the Convention on Human Rights, after the harsh period of dictatorship, with the new Federal Constitution of 1988. This historical moment is celebrated by many jurists and historiographers as the era of universal rights and citizenship. Despite being present in the 1988 Federal Constitution as a right to rights to all, it is clear that there is a common sense in Brazilian Society that human rights to “defend criminals”. Faced with this problem, the presente study has as a general objective of this work: to understand the meaning of human rights and the to understand the meaning of human rights and the challenges for their implementation in a capitalist society. To achieve the answers to the proposed objective, it was necessary to make methodological choices under a bibliographical review, which data collection was done by means of surveys and literary reviews in bibliographic and documental sources and documental, by means of a qualitative approach of exploratory character. Thus, besides identifying the mistaken conception in relation to human rights, as if it were somenthing that benefits criminals and is Against the population. The evidence leads us to affirm that there is no interest of the hegemonic classes toc reate and promote and promote the existence of channels of information and training in human rights education human rights, from Early childhood education in schools, as well as in Other institutions that promote culture, especially in Brazil.