The Children Indigenous and the Doctrine of Plural Protection
Assis da Costa Oliveira
Abstract:In this article, I revisit the theoretical and normative foundations of the Doctrine of Plural Protection, a formulation that seeks to rethink the rights and care of indigenous children. Based on bibliographical research, I discuss the political-anthropological bases of the axiological inversion of indigenous children and the transversal application of children's rights with indigenous rights and the cultural integrity of indigenous peoples.
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