The criminal public security policy adopted by the state of Rio de Janeiro after the end of the 2016 olympics

Abstract

Violent confrontations, between representatives of the State and criminals, demand an apprenticeship in constitutional parameters of the protection of fundamental social rights of public security, so essential to the socially vulnerable. This is at the heart of the problem presented here, contextualized in the scenario of Rio de Janeiro, having broad significance for the law and citizens of Rio. This paper aims to explore the main aspects of the fundamental social security right and to briefly report on the development of criminal public security policies in the country and, more specifically, in the state of RJ. Finally, an alleged divergence of ideas between the employment of human rights and police action will be addressed.

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevenIVmulti2023-065