<p>The impact of global migration on local contexts has spawned new issues and a range of social responses. These include the emergence of &lsquo / xenophobia&rsquo / in the terrain of discrimination and&nbsp / the subsequent development of popular educational responses to this. As part of popular educational responses, adult education programmes have assumed an important role in changing&nbsp / people&rsquo / s attitudes. This long research paper presents a critical analysis of how a human rights and counter-xenophobia peer educators&rsquo / programme enables young adults to develop a critical consciousness about human rights and &lsquo / xenophobia&rsquo / . The research focused on learning materials, course content, training methodology and processes of a three-day human rights and counter- xenophobia workshop held by Umoja wa Afrika, a local non-governmental organization, in March/April 2007 at Goedgedacht, just outside Cape Town. The research was based on qualitative&nbsp / methodology which included an exploration of relevant literature, interviews with participants and facilitators, as well as the researcher&rsquo / s critical reflections. The research was located within a&nbsp / critical theory framework in the field of adult&nbsp / learning, and drew from the work of Paulo Freire (1970) and Stephen Brookfield(2005).&nbsp / The key finding of the study is that the experience of the&nbsp / workshop enabled participants to develop a critical awareness - but not necessarily a critical understanding of human rights and &lsquo / xenophobia&rsquo / . The participants identified specific factors that&nbsp / contributed to such awareness. These included the diverse composition of participants, the &lsquo / accompanying&rsquo / facilitation style, and the interactive training methodology. This study makes a&nbsp / contribution to understanding human rights peer education in the South African context and the extent to which such provision could enable participants to develop a critical understanding of&nbsp / human rights and xenophobia. This study is an attempt to make an original contribution in this area. As such it adds to literature in applied critical methodology.&nbsp / </p>

<p>The impact of global migration on local contexts has spawned new issues and a range of social responses. These include the emergence of &lsquo / xenophobia&rsquo / in the terrain of discrimination and&nbsp / the subsequent development of popular educational responses to this. As part of popular educational responses, adult education programmes have assumed an important role in changing&nbsp / people&rsquo / s attitudes. This long research paper presents a critical analysis of how a human rights and counter-xenophobia peer educators&rsquo / programme enables young adults to develop a critical consciousness about human rights and &lsquo / xenophobia&rsquo / . The research focused on learning materials, course content, training methodology and processes of a three-day human rights and counter- xenophobia workshop held by Umoja wa Afrika, a local non-governmental organization, in March/April 2007 at Goedgedacht, just outside Cape Town. The research was based on qualitative&nbsp / methodology which included an exploration of relevant literature, interviews with participants and facilitators, as well as the researcher&rsquo / s critical reflections. The research was located within a&nbsp / critical theory framework in the field of adult&nbsp / learning, and drew from the work of Paulo Freire (1970) and Stephen Brookfield(2005).&nbsp / The key finding of the study is that the experience of the&nbsp / workshop enabled participants to develop a critical awareness - but not necessarily a critical understanding of human rights and &lsquo / xenophobia&rsquo / . The participants identified specific factors that&nbsp / contributed to such awareness. These included the diverse composition of participants, the &lsquo / accompanying&rsquo / facilitation style, and the interactive training methodology. This study makes a&nbsp / contribution to understanding human rights peer education in the South African context and the extent to which such provision could enable participants to develop a critical understanding of&nbsp / human rights and xenophobia. This study is an attempt to make an original contribution in this area. As such it adds to literature in applied critical methodology.&nbsp / </p>

This thesis reports on a study on human rights education and values of the girl–child in the Eastleigh community in Nairobi Kenya. The investigation indicated that her right to education is marginalised and that in the many cases cultural and religious beliefs dominate the need to equal access to education. This research identified perceived factors that may influence the infusion of human rights education and values in the teaching–learning practice of selected secondary schools in the Eastleigh community, and propose possible curriculum guidelines that are feasible to foster the education of the girl–child. The researcher explores the perception of teachers and students in four selected schools (code named A, B, C, D) in the community and analyses the extent of gender–equality in the school curriculum. Using a qualitative research approach that employed the phenomenological method of enquiry, face–to–face interviews were conducted with 20 teachers in four secondary schools, five in each school. Questionnaires were served on 200 girl–students of Grades 11 and 12, fifty per school selected using a purposeful sampling method. The curriculum in selected subjects of the secondary schools was analysed. The analyses of all the research instruments led to the discovery of the factors influencing the infusion of human rights education and values in the teaching–learning of the selected schools. Top on the list of these factors are the problems of teacher–student ignorance of human rights education and values. Other factors are gender–fair deficiency in the school curriculum, school–slum environments and combined religio–cultural dilemmas that place constraints on the educational environment of girl–children in the multicultural community. To foster the education of the girl–child, thirteen curriculum guidelines clustered under three broad groups are proposed. Firstly, under the modified curriculum content, subjects that project human rights education and values need to be made compulsory for all students, though at different class levels. Subjects with low or no gender–fair objectives need to be modified in order that human rights education and values could be taught across the school curriculum. Secondly, there is the need for context–relevant curriculum planning that embraces cultural and religious issues and communicating values in the schooling system. Thirdly, a democratic school atmosphere is the product of curriculum efforts that is geared towards training genderresponsive teachers, ensuring gender equality and promoting extracurricular activities favouring multicultural awareness and respect among students. This research contributes to the development of a curriculum engaged in advancing human rights education and values of the girl–child especially in patriarchal urban settings of East–Africa. It draws attention to the often neglected educational empowerment of the girl–child to foster her role and to provide opportunities in a contemporary global environment. / Thesis (PhD (Teaching and Learning))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2012.

This thesis reports on a study on human rights education and values of the girl–child in the Eastleigh community in Nairobi Kenya. The investigation indicated that her right to education is marginalised and that in the many cases cultural and religious beliefs dominate the need to equal access to education. This research identified perceived factors that may influence the infusion of human rights education and values in the teaching–learning practice of selected secondary schools in the Eastleigh community, and propose possible curriculum guidelines that are feasible to foster the education of the girl–child. The researcher explores the perception of teachers and students in four selected schools (code named A, B, C, D) in the community and analyses the extent of gender–equality in the school curriculum. Using a qualitative research approach that employed the phenomenological method of enquiry, face–to–face interviews were conducted with 20 teachers in four secondary schools, five in each school. Questionnaires were served on 200 girl–students of Grades 11 and 12, fifty per school selected using a purposeful sampling method. The curriculum in selected subjects of the secondary schools was analysed. The analyses of all the research instruments led to the discovery of the factors influencing the infusion of human rights education and values in the teaching–learning of the selected schools. Top on the list of these factors are the problems of teacher–student ignorance of human rights education and values. Other factors are gender–fair deficiency in the school curriculum, school–slum environments and combined religio–cultural dilemmas that place constraints on the educational environment of girl–children in the multicultural community. To foster the education of the girl–child, thirteen curriculum guidelines clustered under three broad groups are proposed. Firstly, under the modified curriculum content, subjects that project human rights education and values need to be made compulsory for all students, though at different class levels. Subjects with low or no gender–fair objectives need to be modified in order that human rights education and values could be taught across the school curriculum. Secondly, there is the need for context–relevant curriculum planning that embraces cultural and religious issues and communicating values in the schooling system. Thirdly, a democratic school atmosphere is the product of curriculum efforts that is geared towards training genderresponsive teachers, ensuring gender equality and promoting extracurricular activities favouring multicultural awareness and respect among students. This research contributes to the development of a curriculum engaged in advancing human rights education and values of the girl–child especially in patriarchal urban settings of East–Africa. It draws attention to the often neglected educational empowerment of the girl–child to foster her role and to provide opportunities in a contemporary global environment. / Thesis (PhD (Teaching and Learning))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2012.

由M. McLuhan「地球村」與聯合國「世界鄰居」概念所洞見出世界的新景象，可讓人覺察到各國日益綿密之聯結。此種快速發展、且彼此牽動的網路系統，在國際間思想和價值傳遞上的影響更是迅速於過往，當我們將台灣目前的教育人權置於此一脈絡下檢視，更可發覺在國際人權法典的普世價值下，是必然要面對與追尋的道路－本研究計畫企圖以教育人權的哲學和法性格論證為分析基礎，演繹國際人權法典的教育概念與保障，對照台灣的教育法保障，進而反思全球普遍性價值與台灣在地價值的轉化。本研究論文擬以六個章節進行，先就國內現況、教育法學需求與普世化內涵疑義作為研究問題意識，從教育人權的脈絡與理論基礎開始理解，詮釋國際人權法典中的教育涵義，進而比較台灣教育人權法制中的現況與轉化，以後兩者為分析的兩大軸線，綜合論證各層面之癥結問題。嘗試就教育哲學與教育法學的跨領域對話方式建構出人權教育實踐的整全面向。 / From the concepts of global village by M. McLuhan and our global neighborhood by UN, the connections of ideas and values between nations are closer than ever. Under the influence of globalize tendency, this research tries to take philosophy and jurisprudence of the right to education as basis, analyzes the educational concepts from the international bill of human rights and comprises to the education law in Taiwan. This research, contains six chapters, begins from the critics to universal human rights and present education law in Taiwan, following by the historical development and theories of the right to education, and then analyze to international bill of human rights which connect to education. Lastly, with the intercources between the educational philosophy and law, this study provides full ranges of stretigies in emplementing human right education.

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No. of bitstreams: 1 fava_czs_me_sjrp.pdf: 2159766 bytes, checksum: 3e12d9c00917d39192bedb1f4b58cfe6 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-08-10 / O estudo tem por objetivo verificar se conteúdos, valores, metodologia participativa, cidadania e práticas relativos à Educação em Direitos Humanos (EDH) estão presentes nos Projetos Político-Pedagógicos que orientam a Fundação CASA e as escolas vinculadoras, que respondem pela educação formal de adolescentes que cumprem medida socioeducativa em regime fechado no estado de São Paulo. A EDH tornou-se obrigatória no Brasil a partir de 2012, com a formulação de Diretrizes Nacionais para Educação em Direitos Humanos pelo Conselho Nacional de Educação; antes disso, porém, o Estado brasileiro já havia se comprometido com este tipo de educação por meio do Plano Nacional de Educação em Direitos Humanos e do Programa Nacional de Direitos Humanos. No estado de São Paulo, a instituição responsável pelos adolescentes que cumprem medida socioeducativa de internação é a Fundação CASA, e o direito à educação formal desses adolescentes é garantido por meio de escolas estaduais vinculadoras, que atuam dentro dos centros da Fundação. A abordagem do problema é qualitativa e os objetivos do estudo são exploratórios. Os procedimentos técnicos são pesquisa bibliográfica, com o intuito de definir conceitualmente os objetos centrais do estudo, e a análise documental. Toma-se como referência os documentos nacionais que trazem indicações e recomendações sobre como desenvolver a EDH em todas as redes e modalidades de ensino; por se tratarem de documentos oficiais do Estado Brasileiro, espera-se que suas orientações estejam presentes nos PPPs de educação básica do país e, ao mesmo tempo, as orientações oriundas da lei sobre sistema socioeducativo estejam presentes nas instituições que realizam esse processo, de acordo com o Sistema de Garantia de Direitos da Criança e do Adolescente. O percurso metodológico deu-se por meio da realização de duas etapas sucessivas. A primeira consiste na elaboração de um instrumento de análise que consiste na síntese de orientações convergentes e recorrentes nos documentos que pudessem ser sintetizadas em critérios legítimos e coerentes com os documentos que embasam a EDH. A segunda foi a análise dos PPPs. Foram analisados três PPPs de escolas e dois PPPs da Fundação CASA. Os resultados indicam que os conteúdos, valores, metodologia participativa, cidadania e práticas relativos à EDH estão presentes nas escolas, cerca de 50% dos critérios estabelecidos pelo instrumento estão contemplados pelos documentos. Em relação aos PPP-CASA, observa-se que a dimensão que encontra maior correspondência entre os critérios estabelecidos e os documentos analisados são os valores. Quanto aos critérios relativos aos conteúdos da EDH, observa-se que cerca de 50% são contemplados. As metodologias participativas, a cidadania e as práticas de EDH são as dimensões menos presentes nos documentos analisados. No entanto, nota-se, também, que a referência direta aos Direitos Humanos e conteúdos que tratam especificamente desses direitos é pequena. / This study aims at verifying if contents, values, participatory methodology, citizenship and practices related to Human Rights Education (HRE) are present in Political- Pedagogical Projects that guide CASA Foundation and linking schools that respond for the formal education of adolescents who they comply with a socio-educational measure in a closed regime in the State of São Paulo. EDH became mandatory in Brazil in 2012 with formulation of National Guidelines for Education in Human Rights by the National Education Council, before that, however, the Brazilian State had already committed to this type of education through the Plan National Human Rights Education and the National Human Rights Program. In the state of São Paulo, the institution responsible for the adolescents that comply with socio-educational measures of hospitalization is CASA Foundation and the right to formal education of these adolescents is guaranteed through state schools that work within the Foundation’s centers. The approach to the problem is qualitative and the objectives of the study are exploratory. Technical procedures are bibliographic research with the purpose of defining conceptually the central objects of study and documentary analysis. It is taken as a reference the national documents that provide indications and recommendations on how to develop HRE in all networks and teaching modalities, because they are official documents of the Brazilian State, it is expected that their orientations will be present in basic education PPPs of the country and at the same time the guidelines from the law on socio-educational system are present in the institutions that carry out this process, according to the System of Guarantee of Rights of the Child and the Adolescent. The methodological course was accomplished through two successive stages. Firstly, the elaboration of an analysis instrument consisting of the synthesis of convergent and recurrent orientations in documents that could be synthesized in criteria that are legitimate and consistent with the documents that support the HRE. The second step was the analysis of PPPs. Three PPPs from schools and two PPPs from CASA Foundation were analyzed. Results indicate that content, values, participatory methodology, citizenship and practices related to HRE are present in schools, about 50% of the criteria established by the instrument are covered by the documents. About PPPCASA, it is observed that the dimension that finds the highest correspondence between established criteria and analyzed documents are values. Regarding the contents of EDH, it is observed that around 50% are contemplated. Participatory methodologies, citizenship and HRE practices are the least present dimensions in the documents analyzed. However, it is also noted that direct reference to Human Rights and contents that specifically deal with these rights is small.

BRAGA, Phelipe Bezerra. Tensões na percepção dos docentes no Curso de Educação em Direitos Humanos do Instituto UFC-Virtual. 2014. 92f. – Dissertação (Mestrado) – Universidade Federal do Ceará, Programa de Pós-graduação em Educação Brasileira, Fortaleza (CE), 2014. / Submitted by Márcia Araújo (marcia_m_bezerra@yahoo.com.br) on 2014-11-28T13:11:33Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2014_dis_pbbraga.pdf: 754225 bytes, checksum: bce11016422b76c2d39e7bc20116d898 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Márcia Araújo(marcia_m_bezerra@yahoo.com.br) on 2014-11-28T15:08:35Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 2014_dis_pbbraga.pdf: 754225 bytes, checksum: bce11016422b76c2d39e7bc20116d898 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2014-11-28T15:08:35Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2014_dis_pbbraga.pdf: 754225 bytes, checksum: bce11016422b76c2d39e7bc20116d898 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014 / This research aims to analyze the process of teacher training in Human Rights Education as having the object EDH Improvement Course, Federal University of Ceará, developed in the year 2013 and has reference to the strangeness of the students the opposite perspective of education on Human rights. What are the places of conflict in the encounter between students? How did do they react to the prospect of EDH proposed by that course? What are the implications of this learning process? From this perspective, I try to bring to the academic space, the debate on continuing education for teachers as with regard to fighting discrimination and prejudice and the appreciation of diversity in school. Thus, these discussions take on a dimension of social relevance as the Brazilian society, despite advances in the field of Human Rights in the legislative sphere, has demonstrated the resurgence of social rights, intolerance and resistance in the recognition of diversity. This research also aims to bring contributions to the education and or Human Rights, by analyzing educational practices that aims to valuing diversity and tackling discrimination and prejudice. We can conclude that the space where higher stresses in perspective brought about by discussions of human rights education occurs is related to gender, sexual diversity, and race and ethnicity. / Esta pesquisa pretende analisar o processo de formação docente em Educação em Direitos Humanos tendo como objeto o Curso de Aperfeiçoamento EDH, da Universidade Federal do Ceará, desenvolvido no ano de 2013. E tem como referência o estranhamento dos alunos/as frente à perspectiva de educação em Direitos Humanos. Quais os lugares de conflito no encontro entre os alunos/as e a EDH? Como eles/elas reagem à perspectiva de EDH proposta pelo referido curso? Quais seriam as implicações desse processo pedagógico? Nessa perspectiva, procuro trazer, para o espaço acadêmico, o debate sobre formação continuada de professores/as no que se refere ao enfrentamento da discriminação e do preconceito e à valorização da diversidade na escola. Dessa maneira, as referidas discussões assumem uma dimensão de relevância social à medida que a sociedade brasileira, apesar dos avanços no campo dos Direitos Humanos na esfera legislativa, tem demonstrado o recrudescimento dos direitos sociais, a intolerância e resistência no reconhecimento da diversidade. Esta pesquisa também pretende trazer contribuições para a educação em e/ou para Direitos Humanos, por meio da análise de práticas educativas que tem como objetivo a valorização da diversidade e o enfrentamento da discriminação e do preconceito. Podemos concluir que o espaço onde ocorre maiores tensões na perspectiva das discussões trazidas pela educação em direitos humanos está relacionada às questões de gênero, diversidade sexual e raça e etnia.

Submitted by Viviane Lima da Cunha (viviane@biblioteca.ufpb.br) on 2016-02-01T11:34:19Z No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 1364182 bytes, checksum: 7ac1b1bd06d491db37a6c7598c8d010e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-02-01T11:34:19Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 1364182 bytes, checksum: 7ac1b1bd06d491db37a6c7598c8d010e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-07-06 / In this research, we studied the learning of democracy in the context of Class Council, according to the guidelines of the Institutional Pedagogy (IP), in order to demonstrate the feasibility of a Human Rights Education (HRE) for pedagogical practices that model. The hypothesis created was that democracy learning is possible in the Class Council, provided they take into account the practices and training of HRE, as well as the fundamental principles and IP devices. To evaluate this hypothesis, it has been considered that Human Rights (HR) and democracy go together and showed up as contribution to Human Rights Education (HRE), from its definition, its foundations, its historical and its challenges (BITTAR, 2007, 2009; BENEVIDES, 2007; CARBONARI, 2007; COMPARATO, 2010; DALLARI, 2007; VIOLA, 2007). As a pedagogical proposal for the learning of a democratic culture in school, defended by (ARAÚJO, 2002; BOBBIO, 2000, 2004, 2006; BRANDÃO, 2013; CELLIER, 2000; PERRENOUD, 2005; ROSENFIELD, 1999; SAVIANI, 2009; TOSSI, 2013)). On the other hand, point out the contribution of the Institutional Pedagogy (IP) through the principles and devices, the main theoretical (ANDRADE, 2009; CAMINHA, 2012; HÉVELINE; ROBBES, 2009; IMBERT, 1994; OURY; SANCHES, 2002; VASQUEZ, 1967; 1977; PAIN, 2009, 2010, 2012;) competing for a HRE as a viable democratic practice this articulation. The methodology consisted of a case study to investigate the learning of democracy that had school practices involving the class council according to IP: the first, recorded in documentary of a private school in France; the second, recorded on video in a public school in Paraiba, Brazil. Addition, the result was: democracy learning is possible, as well as its construction in school spaces (among them, the Class Council according to PI), intrinsically associated value human rights, with the participation of people in decision-making possible to be shared. / Neste trabalho, estudou-se a aprendizagem da democracia em contexto de Conselho de Classe, segundo as orientações da Pedagogia Institucional (PI), de modo a demonstrar a viabilidade de uma Educação em Direitos Humanos (EDH) pelas práticas pedagógicas daquele modelo. Levantou-se a hipótese de que é possível a aprendizagem da democracia no Conselho de Classe, desde que se levem em conta as práticas e formações da EDH, como também, os princípios fundamentais e dispositivos da PI. Para avaliar tal hipótese, considerou-se que Direitos Humanos (DH) e a democracia caminham juntas e evidenciou-se como aporte a Educação em Direitos Humanos (EDH), a partir de sua definição, seus fundamentos, sua construção histórica e de seus desafios, (BITTAR, 2007, 2009; BENEVIDES, 2007; CARBONARI, 2007; COMPARATO, 2010; DALLARI, 2007; VIOLA, 2007,); como proposta pedagógica para a aprendizagem de uma cultura democrática na escola, (ARAÚJO, 2002; BOBBIO, 2000, 2004, 2006; BRANDÃO, 2013; CELLIER, 2000; PERRENOUD, 2005; ROSENFIELD, 1999; SAVIANI, 2009; TOSSI, 2013). Por outro lado, aponta-se a contribuição da Pedagogia Institucional (PI) através dos princípios e dispositivos, tendo como principais teóricos (ANDRADE, 2009; CAMINHA, 2012; HÉVELINE; ROBBES, 2009; IMBERT, 1994; OURY; SANCHES, 2002; VASQUEZ, 1967; 1977; PAIN, 2009, 2010, 2012;) que concorrem para uma EDH como prática democrática viável dessa articulação. A metodologia utilizada consistiu em um estudo de caso, para investigar a aprendizagem da democracia que apresentavam práticas escolares envolvendo o conselho de classe segundo a PI: a primeira, registrada em documentário de uma escola privada da França; a segunda, registrada em vídeo de uma escola pública na Paraíba, Brasil. Disso, o resultado obtido foi: é possível a aprendizagem da democracia, assim como a sua construção nos espaços da escola (entre eles, o Conselho de Classe segundo a PI), valor intrinsecamente associado aos direitos humanos, com a participação das pessoas nos processos decisórios possíveis de ser compartilhados.

Submitted by Morgana Silva (morgana_linhares@yahoo.com.br) on 2016-07-01T19:05:21Z No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 975323 bytes, checksum: 776e5a834eac0d964a869213b8af934c (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-07-01T19:05:21Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 975323 bytes, checksum: 776e5a834eac0d964a869213b8af934c (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-04-23 / In contemporary Brazil, changes in the population dynamics reveals the increase of the crime and indicates the necessity of rethink, lato sensu, the criminal models adopted by states in their various spheres, skills. In this sense, it has proved crucial to the formulation of a new model of criminal justice that takes into account the new parameters of a newly formed democratic society. In other words, it is essential to think in new criminal legal phenomena that have as their primary care the respect for human rights and, consequently, the dignity of the human person during the resolution pf conflicts related to criminal harvest. The objective of this research it is to reveal the compatibility that education on human rights and restorative justice present in the humanization of the criminal justice process. Therefore, this work will build in the researches, among other authors, of Bitencourt, about the decay of the prison system; Neves, Van Ness, Pallamolla with respect to restorative justice; and, finally, Reardon, Bobbio and Boiteux in human rights education as a practice model of education for peace. In methodological terms, the research realized it was of bibliographic nature, with a literature review of the issues involved for its. At the end of the survey it was found the hypothesis which suggests that to practice a humanizing criminal justice, arising from the principle of moral and material solidarity, it is necessary to reform the current criminal justice from encouraging human rights education and the effective consolidation of restorative justice within the Brazilian legal system. This research is relevant not only because of the lack of the subject from standpoint of international law as well because the fact of the thematic still be motive of large differences in harvest of contemporary International Relations. / No Brasil contemporâneo, mudanças na dinâmica populacional revelam o aumento da criminalidade e indica a necessidade de se repensar, lato sensu, os modelos criminais adotados pelos Estados em suas diversas esferas, competências. Nesse sentido, tem-se revelado crucial à formulação de um novo modelo de justiça criminal que leve em consideração os novos parâmetros de uma recente formada sociedade democrática. Ou seja, faz-se essencial pensarmos em novos fenômenos jurídicos criminais que tenham como cerne primordial o respeito aos direitos humanos e, consequentemente, a dignidade da pessoa humana durante a resolução de conflitos relacionados à seara penal. O objetivo dessa pesquisa é revelar a compatibilidade que a educação em direitos humanos e a justiça restaurativa apresentam no processo de humanização da justiça criminal. Para tanto, este trabalho apoiar-se-á nas pesquisas, dentre outros autores, de Bitencourt acerca da decadência do sistema prisional; Silva, Neves, Van Ness, Pallamolla no que diz respeito à justiça restaurativa; e, finalmente, Reardon, Bobbio e Boiteux na educação em direitos humanos como prática modelo de educação para a paz. Em termos metodológicos, a pesquisa realizada foi de cunho bibliográfico, com uma revisão da literatura sobre os assuntos por ela envolvidos. Ao final da pesquisa foi constatada a hipótese a qual sugere que para a prática de uma justiça criminal humanizadora, oriunda do princípio da solidariedade material e moral, faz-se necessário uma reforma da justiça criminal atual a partir do incentivo à educação em direitos humanos e da consolidação efetiva da justiça restaurativa no sistema jurídico brasileiro. Trata-se de pesquisa relevante não apenas em razão da carência do assunto do ponto de vista do Direito Internacional, como também pelo fato da temática ainda ser motivo de grandes divergências em seara das Relações Internacionais contemporânea.

Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-07T14:27:07Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 1466016 bytes, checksum: c4ba1eda3e4cfc6af2ff462f5966b14f (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-03-15 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / This work intends to make a contribution to the study of human rights in Angola. Initially, we tried to know the factors that contributed to the historical formation of Angolans, especially for the years 1975, 1991 and 1992 and analyze the understanding that governments have had on human rights from the reading and its relation to legislative social practices of violence. Then presented conceptual frameworks of human rights on the basis of this historical review. In this process, it includes education as the means by which subjects are socialized. In the context of naturalization of violence, education plays a key role. We tried to also understand the formal education in Angola and their relation to social emancipation. And so we understand how and why human rights education can be a means of achieving democracy, tolerance and combat violence. We also analyzed the activities of NGOs that develop in human rights in Angola. The research was character bibliographic, documentary and field research using oral history. / Este trabalho se propõe a dar uma contribuição ao estudo dos direitos humanos em Angola. Inicialmente, procurou-se conhecer os elementos que contribuíram para a formação histórica dos cidadãos angolanos, com destaque para os anos de 1975, 1991 e 1992, e analisar o entendimento que os governos tiveram sobre direitos humanos a partir da leitura legislativa e sua relação com as práticas sociais de violência. Em seguida, apresentaram-se referenciais conceituais de direitos humanos em função desta leitura histórica. Neste processo, inclui-se a educação como o meio através do qual os sujeitos são socializados. Num contexto de naturalização da violência, a educação desempenha papel fundamental. Buscou-se, ainda, compreender a educação formal em Angola e sua relação com a emancipação social. E, assim, perceber como e por que a educação em direitos humanos pode ser um meio de concretização da democracia, da tolerância e de combate à violência. Também foram analisadas as atividades das ONG que desenvolvem ações em prol dos direitos humanos em Angola. A pesquisa teve caráter bibliográfico, documental e pesquisa de campo utilizando a história oral.