Sustainable Parentality: The Right to Family Living as a Reality and not as an Expectative
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2022.19.12077Keywords:
Affectivity, Child and teenager, Personality rights, FamilyAbstract
The objective of this work is to analyze the right to family life and its current reality in the face of children and adolescents, based on scientific research, current legislation and jurisprudence. Thus,the discussion on the exercise of parenting, is encouraged, focusing on the prevention and protection of children and adolescents, bearing in mind that the damages caused by parents to their children can only be compensated and not repaired. The hypothetical-deductive method was used in conjunction with the bibliographic and documentary research method, under the scrutiny of a qualitative approach, reaching the conclusion that the reality in which parenting is found is unsustainable, which the right to family life remains undermined and constantly violated by practices of emotional abandonment and parental alienation, urgently needing a new jurisdictional stance aimed at parenting in addition to being responsible, but sustainable.
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