A responsabilidade internacional do estado por violação de direitos humanos: uma análise dos vinte anos de jurisidição da Corte Interamericana no ordenamento jurídico brasileiro

Abstract

This work provides the basis for the studies on International Human Rights Law, in the sense that it aims to address issues related to the Inter-American Human Rights System and its relationship with the Brazilian State. In recognizing the advisory and contentious jurisdiction of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Brazil admitted to being linked to a mechanism responsible for supervising, monitoring, analyzing, processing, judging and condemning by an international court. Such condemnation consists in the finding of the violation of Human Rights in internal scope, resulting in the configuration of the international responsibility of this State. This study aims to address the improvements and institutional advances made by the Brazilian State with the purpose of redressing the problems brought by the high number of convictions given by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, as well as to reduce the hypotheses of human rights violations in the internal scope. It is necessary to evaluate whether in twenty years of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights jurisdiction in Brazil it can be concluded that progress has been achieved.