A CNJ RESOLUTION 510/2023 AND THE TRF2 REGIONAL LAND SOLUTIONS COMMISSION:
NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR SOCIAL MOVEMENTS FIGHTING FOR LAND AND HOUSING?
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https://doi.org/10.22409/conflu.v25i3.60078Abstract
The objective of this article is to analyze the role of social movements and their repertoires of action in search of the implementation of fundamental constitutional public policies to combat inequality. Land and property occupations, which do not fulfill the social function established by the Constitution, have become mechanisms adopted by social movements as a way of guaranteeing their participation in the implementation of public policies. Preventing access to active citizenship, rural and urban occupations represent political mechanisms for obtaining rights for those at the bottom, the precarious, who find obstacles to access to justice in the justice system. ADPF 828 in progress during the covid-19 pandemic at the Federal Supreme Court (STF) brought a counter-hegemonic possibility to the paradigm still in force in the Brazilian justice system, especially by establishing a conflict mediation metric that does not only aim to reintegration or eviction as the judicial solution to the conflict between families and individual owners.
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