A observância do princípio da proteção integral quando do cumprimento de medida socioeducativa de internação por adolescentes transexuais no município de salvador

Abstract

This work seeks to assess how far the State is (or is not) effective in promoting care measures to ensure respect for the individuality of transsexual adolescents when complying with socio-educational measures of hospitalization. For this, it is based on the qualitative research, gradually explaining the composition of the subject in a normative and normative analysis, and afterwards conducting a case study through an interview with a member of the Public Defender's Office, in order to examine the performance of the organ in said case. The critical analysis of the theme provides a discussion based on the Federal Constitution of 1988, on the constitutional principles of Human Dignity, Humanity of Sentences, Individualization of Penalties and Integral Protection, as well as infraconstitutional provisions such as the Statute of the Child and Adolescent, SINASE and the principles of Yogyakarta with a view to identifying the role of the State in promoting the individual rights of transsexual adolescents taken care of in Salvador.