Justiça restaurativa, além da vingança e do perdão: uma perspectiva menonita

Abstract

This thesis presents a reading of the Science of Religion, from Mennonite perspective of overcoming revenge and forgiveness through the practice of Restorative Justice. The course of training in Restorative Justice in Harrisonburg, Virginia, USA, was developed for the Brazilian delegation, with the support of Director William Goldeberg, after observing the progress of Restorative Justice in Brazil. The course will be taught: 1. Strategies for Trauma Awareness and Resilience (STAR) is offered by Eastern Mennonite University EMU, in Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States, from May 20, 2019 to June 1, 2019, is composed of a theoretical approach and training to analyze the conflict, trauma and violence caused by the nature of the human being or social institutions in its first part. In the second part, victimoffender mediation through the so-called 2. Restorative Justice − Victim Offender Conferencing (VOC) has as a hypothesis the invitation to approach the pacification movement and understanding of the penal system, in its possibilities of transformation. The theoretical debates and foreign technical experiences of Restorative Justice on the processes of regulating agents in conflict with the criminal law in contexts of complex inequality constitute a new and pioneering opportunity developed, notably, in the United States. On the one hand, it allows a vision of justice founded on principles of the mennonite religion and the biblical justice, less characterized by institutional violence and, on the other hand, intervene in interpersonal conflicts that cause crime. The presented data will be constructed and analyzed through qualitative strategies