A CRIMINALIZAÇÃO E A MARGINALIZAÇÃO DOS MOVIMENTOS SOCIAIS NO BRASIL: O CASO DO COLETIVO FEMINISTA PAGU
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2019.13.181-196Keywords:
Criminalização. Controle social penal. Movimento social. Ativismo público.Abstract
This paper aims to discuss that, in a democratic State of law, social movements are instruments of resistance and demand, when they face guidelines that civil society or other entities would not have the means or political will to address. Their actions constitute, through their dialogue with the State, in a form of public activism, and therefore legitimate within the current legal order. However, what can be deduced from the Brazilian reality is a criminalization of these forms of manifestation, in order to silence and render impossible the formulation of these ideals, which, in most cases, seek changes and political and legal advances. Finally, in order to demonstrate the State's action in relation to social movements, by means of the deductive method, in qualitative approach, the case of the feminist collective Pagu is analyzed and the attempt to impute the practice of vilification to religious objects in the Goiás state, an example of the antidemocratic, conservative pattern and hegemony in which Brazilian society and political forms are involved.
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