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This paper seeks to analyze whether authoritarianism rooted inBrazilian society, when reverberating in positive law, is so robust to the pointthat the positive understanding in family law goes against the rights gainedin the historical struggles of homoafetive individuals. In the hermeneutic method, it is soughtdialectic, critically, the analysis of the normatization of family composition present in theResolution of the Federal Council of Medicine No. 2.013/2013 and in the Resolution2.168/2017, and the silence of the legislator in order to check whether or not it leads tofull exercise of…mehr

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This paper seeks to analyze whether authoritarianism rooted inBrazilian society, when reverberating in positive law, is so robust to the pointthat the positive understanding in family law goes against the rights gainedin the historical struggles of homoafetive individuals. In the hermeneutic method, it is soughtdialectic, critically, the analysis of the normatization of family composition present in theResolution of the Federal Council of Medicine No. 2.013/2013 and in the Resolution2.168/2017, and the silence of the legislator in order to check whether or not it leads tofull exercise of citizenship and human dignity as proclaimed in the ConstitutionFederal of the Brazilian Republic. Or if you still maintain the hierarchical citizenship that is thehistorical tradition in Brazil. It also seeks to analyze whether the rights constitutionallyguaranteed are materially effective for all or if they reach only a few.
Autorenporträt
Graduado en Ciencias Sociales (UFG), y en Derecho (PUC/GO), Especialista en Derecho Civil (UNIDERP), Master en Sociología Política (UFG), Doctorado en Educación (UFG), Investigador, Prof. PUCGo, NEVIDA(FE,UFG)Abogado, OABGo n.42550