Juventude e punição: uma análise dos sistemas de pensamento presentes nas práticas e discursos dos profissionais envolvidos na execução das medidas socioeducativas em meio aberto no município do Rio de Janeiro

Abstract

This work focuses on the complex issue of children in situations of serious and widespread human rights violations in Venezuela, and who move unaccompanied to Brazil in search of refuge. Upon entering the territory of the state of Roraima, these children become under the guardianship of the Brazilian State, which must provide the necessary protection, so that their previously violated rights are reestablished. As this is a specific and very recent migratory flow, the question arises: have the measures adopted by the Brazilian State proven to be sufficient to reestablish security and promote family reunification of these unaccompanied children? Are the legal standards used to safeguard refugees being properly observed in favor of these children? If not, could a legal measure be adopted within current legal regulations that would better meet the peculiar reality of unaccompanied children originating from Venezuela?