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Dignidad humana y derechos sociales en la pandemia: obligaciones prestacionales del Estado y prohibición de la protección insuficiente.
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- Author(s): Torres Teixeira, Sérgio1 ; Ivo, Jasiel2 ; Montenegro Alencar, Amanda3
- Source:
Opinión Jurídica. 2021 Special Edition, Vol. 20, p95-112. 18p. - Source:
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- Alternate Title: Human Dignity and Social Rights in Pandemic: the State's Prestational Duties and the Principle of Prohibition of Insufficient Protection.
Dignidade humana e direitos sociais na pandemia: deveres prestacionais do estado e proibição da proteção insuficiente. - Subject Terms:
- Abstract: En situaciones de emergencia se buscan posibilidades de relativizar el principio de legalidad, considerando las relaciones laborales como un bien que merece ser preservado. El problema propuesto es cómo y en qué medida debe observarse, ante una situación extraordinaria, el principio de legalidad que orienta las políticas de gobierno y el accionar de los servidores públicos y encargados de hacer cumplir la ley. El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar qué opción hermenéutica es la adecuada para interpretar la realidad surgida con la pandemia por la COVID-19 y reflexionar sobre la valoración de los principios legales que equilibran y sirven de freno y contrapeso de la acción estatal, evitando arbitrariedades. El método adoptado es el analítico, con revisión bibliográfica y documental, principalmente de textos de leyes y actos normativos. Se espera demostrar la importancia y actualidad del tema, así como contribuir a la propuesta de una solución sostenible que responda al problema planteado, señalando los valores más importantes a preservar. La conclusión es que el principio de prohibición de la protección insuficiente surge como un faro para el Estado en su misión institucional de garantizar la convivencia social y el goce de derechos fundamentales a todos los ciudadanos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: In emergency situations, possibilities to relativize the principle of legality are sought, considering labor relations as a good that deserves to be preserved. The proposed problem is how and to what extent one should observe the principle of legality, guiding Government policies and the action of civil servants and law enforcement, in the case of emergence of an extraordinary situation. The objective of this research is to analyze which hermeneutic choice is appropriate to interpret the reality that arose with the pandemic (Covid-19) and to reflect on aspects involved in the case of weighing up principles that are extremely important for the Law, which serve as brakes and counterweights of state action, thus avoiding arbitrariness. The method adopted is the analytical one, with bibliographic and documentary review, mainly of texts of laws and normative acts. It is expected to demonstrate the importance and timeliness of the subject, while contributing to the sustainable solution proposal, which will respond to the proposed problem, pointing out the most important values to preserve. The conclusion is that the principle of prohibiting insufficient protection is a sign so the State considers its institutional task of ensuring social coexistence and the enjoyment of fundamental Rights by all citizens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Em situações de emergência buscam-se possibilidades de relativização do princípio da legalidade, considerando as relações de trabalho como um bem que merece ser preservado. O problema proposto é como e em qual medida deve-se observar o princípio da legalidade, orientador das políticas governamentais e do agir dos servidores públicos e aplicadores do direito, sobrevindo situação extraordinária. O objetivo desta pesquisa é analisar qual escolha hermenêutica é adequada para interpretar a realidade surgida com a pandemia (Covid-19) e refletir sobre o sopesamento de princípios jurídicos, que são balizadores e servem de barreira e contrapesos da ação estatal, evitando o arbítrio. O método adotado é o analítico, com revisão bibliográfica e documental, principalmente de textos de leis e de atos normativos. Espera-se demonstrar a importância e atualidade do tema, bem como contribuir para a proposta sustentável de solução, que responda ao problema proposto, apontando os valores mais importantes a serem preservados. A conclusão é que o princípio da proibição da proteção insuficiente desponta como baliza, para que seja considerada pelo Estado a sua missão institucional de garantir a convivência social e o gozo dos direitos fundamentais a todos os cidadãos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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