Justiça racial e direitos humanos dos povos e comunidades tradicionais

Gomes, Daiane de Oliveiva; Brandão, W. N.; Madeira, Maria Zelma de Araújo

doi:10.1590/1982-02592020v23n2p317

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“…In general, traditional communities are those consisting of culturally differentiated groups of people who recognize themselves as such, occupy a territory, have their own forms of organization, cultural, social, religious, ancestral, economic reproduction and intimate relationship with nature, excluding the standard of humanity determined by the sovereign subject for these communities (male, White, cis/straight, Christian, landowners and without disabilities) Gomes, et al, 2020). These communities are considered vulnerable since they are on the margins of society, with little or no social representation, fragile socioeconomic situation, without stability and commonly with difficulties in accessing health, education and housing Marín, 2020).…”

Section: Socio-environmental and Economic Vulnerability In South Amer...mentioning

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“…These communities are considered vulnerable since they are on the margins of society, with little or no social representation, fragile socioeconomic situation, without stability and commonly with difficulties in accessing health, education and housing Marín, 2020). Are groups that have suffered attacks, with rights denied and dismantled, contempt and silence in the current context (Gomes, et al, 2020;Porto, 2020). Among these groups, many fishermen who had their activities interrupted and did not have the necessary subsidies for their survival, ended up carrying out illegal fishing and sales, unreported and unregulated, putting their lives at risk (Bennett, et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…All of this, intensified by the growing scenario of authoritarianism and the attack to human rights and democracy of some governments (Gomes, et al, 2020;Marinho, 2020), increase the vulnerability of these groups to the effects caused by the pandemic and the measures necessary for its control.…”

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The new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic brought an unimaginable health and humanitarian crisis to humanity, in addition to the need to rethink our way of life in society. The objective of this paper was to present data on the evolution of the pandemic in South America and the first confrontation measures adopted by governments, highlight the importance of scientific dissemination and demonstrate how social inequalities, especially in traditional vulnerable communities, can further impact small isolated populations. The exploratory study used secondary data from scientific articles, legal regulations, and informational and/or official communications, in relation to the advance of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in the South American continent. The results showed the importance of science in the dissemination of measures to prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the need for a prioritization and logistical plan for vaccination and disease prevention in traditional vulnerable communities, and that the lack of access to connectivity, as an alternative to educational actions in a moment of social isolation, can further increase social inequalities. It was concluded that environmental education can directly contribute to the democratization of scientific information, collaborate in the construction of strategies to face the pandemic in South American countries in partnership with Governments and Non-Governmental Organizations, and facilitate the resumption of social and educational activities, seeking the construction of inclusive public policies and environmental justice, besides reducing inequalities.

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“…nidades tradicionais, de forma a preservar e promover seus costumes, seus saberes e suas formas de organização (Gomes et al, 2020).…”

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Justiça racial e direitos humanos dos povos e comunidades tradicionais

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

Vulnerable populations in South America and facing the pandemic: what can our experiences reveal to the world?

Vulnerable populations in South America and facing the pandemic: what can our experiences reveal to the world?

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Unraveling Sustainability in Brazilian Ethnobotany: An Analysis of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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