2014
DOI: 10.1590/1980-85852503880004308
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Refúgio e realidade: desafios da definição ampliada de refúgio à luz das solicitações no Brasil

Abstract: O presente artigo visa analisar como a noção de grave e generalizada violação de direitos humanos e a definição de refugiado se relacionam no reconhecimento das solicitações de refúgio no Brasil sobre casos individuais de violência. O objetivo é propor uma interpretação mais inclusiva e abrangente do conjunto normativo acerca da temática do refúgio. Este exercício se desenvolve a partir da análise de um caso concreto de um atleta oriundo da República Democrática do Congo que teve sua vida, sua liberdade e sua … Show more

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“…All judgement about one's case and request is done only at further stages of the asylum process (with law professionals analysing it according to international and national regulations), so nothing refrains any migrant to apply for asylum in the first place. Another particularity of Brazilian legislation is that, while migrants are waiting for their asylum request to be judged (which normally takes several months and even years), they are given a provisional document which allows them to access the main public services and State support as any national citizen (Waldely, Virgens & Almeida, 2014;Severo, 2015). Given this particular scenario, migrants facing vulnerability in Brazil have increasingly used this asylum path to remain documented in the country until they find a formal occupation that would grant them a visa (IOM, 2017).…”
Section: Prospects For Multicultural Encounters and Identification Pr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All judgement about one's case and request is done only at further stages of the asylum process (with law professionals analysing it according to international and national regulations), so nothing refrains any migrant to apply for asylum in the first place. Another particularity of Brazilian legislation is that, while migrants are waiting for their asylum request to be judged (which normally takes several months and even years), they are given a provisional document which allows them to access the main public services and State support as any national citizen (Waldely, Virgens & Almeida, 2014;Severo, 2015). Given this particular scenario, migrants facing vulnerability in Brazil have increasingly used this asylum path to remain documented in the country until they find a formal occupation that would grant them a visa (IOM, 2017).…”
Section: Prospects For Multicultural Encounters and Identification Pr...mentioning
confidence: 99%