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20/12/2023
Law 6683/79 as a Law of memory
20December
04/10/2020
Memory, Truth, Reparation and Justice
04October
Professor Eneá prepared a thesis on the type of political amnesty carried out in Brazil in 1979, compatible with the STF’s decision in ADPF 153, and which allows for the accountability of human rights violators during the dictatorship. Check it out in the text below:
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25/05/2020
Opinion for the STF
25May
We were invited to prepare an opinion for the Suspension of Injunction No. 1326 of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), a consequence of the People’s Action filed before the 5th Federal Court of Rio Grande do Norte, proposed by Federal Deputy Natália Bastos Bonavides, seeking the withdrawal from the Ministry of Defense website of a note commemorating March 31. We have drafted the opinion in a...
05/07/2019
Contributions to the activity of the Amnesty Commission
05July
The Research Group has dedicated this first semester to reflecting on the activity of the Amnesty Commission, especially after the changes made in the administrative reform. The first meeting of the Commission’s Council took place recently, in June 2019. There is a new composition of the Council and a new Ministry hosting this State Commission; in this scenario, many doubts and...
24/08/2018
Important new publications from the group
24August
A new online publication of the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the MPF has just come out, available athttp://www.mpf.mp.br/atuacao-tematica/ccr2/publicacoes/coletaneas-de- articles/07_18_collection_of_articles_justice_transaction Among the excellent subsidies on the theme of transitional justice, there are three texts by members of our group: the teacher Eneá de Stutz e Almeida and her students, masters...
14/07/2018
New text on judicial reform in the light of transitional justice
14July
This text was presented this week at the II Congress of Philosophy of Law for the Latin World (Ilatina 2018), held in Rio de Janeiro. Written by the coordinator of the Research Group, prof. Eneá, and by her academic student Lahis Rosa, the text brings reflections on the dimension of the reform of institutions applied to the Judiciary. It is worth checking it out!
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18/06/2018
New article on the relationship between human rights and transitional justice
18June
This article is a didactic essay on the relationship between human rights and transitional justice in Brazil.
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09/04/2018
REPARATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS: A CONCEPT IN DISPUTE IN THE BRAZILIAN POLITICAL TRANSITION
09April
Article authored by Eneá de Stutz e Almeida; and Camila Gomes de Lima Published in: Access to Justice II [Electronic resource online] organization CONPEDI/UnB/UCB/IDP/UDF; Coordinators: Adriana Goulart de Sena Orsini, José Querino Tavares Neto, Mateus Eduardo Siqueira Nunes Bertoncini – Florianópolis: CONPEDI, 2016 Abstract: Reparation is considered the structural axis of the Brazilian...
09/04/2018
Right to Justice: the question of civilians who served in the Brazilian dictatorship – Article by Eneá de Stutz e Almeida
Published in: Justiça de transição: direito à justiça, à memória e à verdade / Giuseppe Tosi [et al.], (Organizers).- João Pessoa: Editora da UFPB, 2014. Introduction: It is important to clarify the methodological premises of the construction of the hypothesis of the possibility of immediate prosecution of non-public agents in the Brazilian case. The first premise is that transitional justice is...
09/04/2018
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND GUARANTEES: THE CONSEQUENCES OF
THE ABSENCE OF INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS IN BRAZIL, IN PARTICULAR REGARDING WORKERS’ RIGHTS AND THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT
Article authored by Eneá De Stutz e Almeida; and Lahis Da Silva RosaPublication in the Journal Direitos e Garantias Fundamentais. CONPEDI 2017. Abstract: This article seeks to study how the lack of reform of institutions, within the Brazilian transitional justice system, is responsible for the lack of effectiveness of fundamental rights, especially those that should be defended by the trade union...