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Os princípios constitucionais de direitos humanos para as atuações das polícias militares no Brasil
| Resumo: | The services provided by the Military Police in Brazil, in order to safeguard fundamental rights, in the search for guarantees of justice, for public security and social peace, has been improving and improving considerably every day since the insertion of the Human Rights Principles In doctrines and legislations. In this regard, we will focus on doctrinal issues for the topic, pointing out the various International Human Rights documents that have been regulating and standardizing the use of force and firearms by security agents through the Code of Conduct for Officials Responsible for the Application of law. The State is responsible for ensuring public order and social peace. For this, it uses tools that make it possible to act in a preventive, coercive and repressive way, in the latter case, when dealing with criminal practices. It is in this sense that the performance of the military police becomes essential so that, in the face of a particular crime situation, or at the imminence of it, the State can give the society an acceptable response, without having acted arbitrarily in relation to the delinquent. In this essence, the main objectives of military police actions are to guarantee or maintain public order, provide security for society, enforce and enforce the laws in force in the country. A form of protection of fundamental rights and the Democratic State of Law, however, always based on the International Human Rights Principles. For a long time, the forms of military police action in Brazil were carried out in a much diversified manner, thus, the Brazilian states acted in the spheres of public security differently from each other, creating internal normative instructions and General Norms of Actions (NGAs). Today, we can see that there is a standardization of Brazilian military police actions, in which constitutional and human rights principles have begun to establish parameters for police approaches to citizens. |
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| Autores principais: | Souza, Gilson Nei Ferreira de |
| Assunto: | Princípios constitucionais Direitos humanos Tratados internacionais de direitos humanos Convenções Segurança pública Polícia militar Abordagem policial Constitutional principles Human rights International human rights treaties Conventions Public security Military police Police approach |
| Ano: | 2017 |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | dissertação de mestrado |
| Tipo de acesso: | acesso aberto |
| Instituição associada: | Universidade Nova de Lisboa |
| Idioma: | português |
| Origem: | Repositório Institucional da UNL |
| Resumo: | The services provided by the Military Police in Brazil, in order to safeguard fundamental rights, in the search for guarantees of justice, for public security and social peace, has been improving and improving considerably every day since the insertion of the Human Rights Principles In doctrines and legislations. In this regard, we will focus on doctrinal issues for the topic, pointing out the various International Human Rights documents that have been regulating and standardizing the use of force and firearms by security agents through the Code of Conduct for Officials Responsible for the Application of law. The State is responsible for ensuring public order and social peace. For this, it uses tools that make it possible to act in a preventive, coercive and repressive way, in the latter case, when dealing with criminal practices. It is in this sense that the performance of the military police becomes essential so that, in the face of a particular crime situation, or at the imminence of it, the State can give the society an acceptable response, without having acted arbitrarily in relation to the delinquent. In this essence, the main objectives of military police actions are to guarantee or maintain public order, provide security for society, enforce and enforce the laws in force in the country. A form of protection of fundamental rights and the Democratic State of Law, however, always based on the International Human Rights Principles. For a long time, the forms of military police action in Brazil were carried out in a much diversified manner, thus, the Brazilian states acted in the spheres of public security differently from each other, creating internal normative instructions and General Norms of Actions (NGAs). Today, we can see that there is a standardization of Brazilian military police actions, in which constitutional and human rights principles have begun to establish parameters for police approaches to citizens. |
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