Escravidão no século XXI: das políticas públicas de erradicação e prevenção do trabalho escravo contemporâneo no Brasil

Abstract

The Research seeks to show an overview of modern slavery in Brazil and its legal methods of repression and prevention. In order to do so, a historical extension of contemporary slavery will be carried out between capitalist accumulation, a sociological approach to the role of law in the fight against slave labor and a legal analysis of the practice, and finally a quantitative analysis will be carried out, and real reports of concrete cases. Behaviors that prevent the exploitation of modern slave labor in the Brazilian legal system and from an international perspective will be presented, with an analysis of social policies with the purpose of abolishing and preventing slave labor in Brazil and the legal, administrative, labor and criminal law, with the consideration of some cases triggered within the scope of labor inspection. The oppressive methods of the economic environment that act in cases of exploitation of workers in conditions of slavery will also be analyzed, as well as possible legal measures to prevent this violation of human rights as a management practice in certain branches of economic activity, involving its legal provisions. To carry out the present work, the methodology of bibliographic reference was used, in addition to the norms in force to this date, where, in the end, it was verified the need to develop norms, in particular, those related to Criminal Law, with the purpose of punish and curb prejudiced acts.