O “silenciamento” dos direitos da criança e adolescente indígena: uma análise sobre o infanticídio em comunidades indígenas brasileiras

Abstract

This case study takes as the theme: "The 'silencing' of the Rights of Indigenous Children and Adolescents: an analysis of infanticide infanticide in indigenous communities in Brazil", whose goal is to establish a theoretical analysis of the currents on the Indian infanticide respect for human rights and discuss the processes of violation of child and adolescent Indian infanticide arising from practice. In addition to seeking to settle as much as possible, disputes arising on the issue under consideration. Thus, the method that provided the basis for the whole process of research and analysis performed was the critical dialectical method, to lead the researcher to work when considering the historical movement; the totality and unity of opposites involving its subject matter. Regarding the type of research, we opted for literature, the principal sources laws, articles, books, doctrines, and texts available on the Internet. We tried to show that although infanticide in indigenous communities is an ancient cultural practice, there appears to be appropriate to advocate the immutability of this practice, since they are in conflict with several human rights, constitutional rights and rights of children and adolescents.