O Brasil e tráfico internacional de pessoas: uma análise pontual das políticas públicas

Abstract

This study describes in general terms the Brazilian Foreign Policies regarding international human trafficking. The scope for this work delimits the interpretation of the period of administration from 2000 to 2010 and the ratification of the Treaty of Palermo by Brazil. Objective: to conceptualize the factors linked to human trafficking and exploitation, the international stance of post-dictatorship Brazil and the relevance of actions to eliminate these criminal activities. Methodology: The study was developed using the qualitative and descriptive method through a literature review. Results and Discussion: There was greater international visibility of Brazil in relation to practices against Human Trafficking. Conclusion: The internalization of the Palermo Protocol and other international actions on the subject were actions of internal adaptation of the presidential administrations in the period studied, generating advances in relation to the treatment of Human Rights related to the crime of International Trafficking in Persons, but these actions were unable to overcome the challenge posed by international criminal organizations.