O estado de papel construído num cenário de sangue e violência: algumas tentativas de combate à grilagem e pacificação social no campo no estado do Pará

Abstract

Doctrinal study of the relationship of the effectiveness of human rights guarantees from governmental activities to the socio-historical context-law lived in the Para state of violence, land grabbing and disrespect for the environment. The research approach focuses on the Amazon environment, human rights of the rural population, agri-environmental information and interdisciplinary. The analysis part of the study on human rights issues, the contextualization of the agrarian situation experienced in Para State in view of the sui generis process of land occupation, the origin of land grabbing, land conflicts and intensified the predatory exploitation of environment, as well as the performance of the judiciary towards agri-environmental problems in the state. The results obtained are closely related to the approach taken before the recent change of position of the judiciary in handling of records of rural land riddled with constitutionality and possible emergence of new perspectives of human rights guarantees in rural from this new reality. Two of these positions are extremely important to this study: a) Provision of issue No. 13/2006 of the Magistrate Court of the Interior Districts of Honorable Court of the State of Para, which ordered the blockade of all enrollments of rural properties that were at odds with the constitutional requirements for the disposal of public land, b) decision of the National Council of Justice which ordered the cancellation of all records of rural land riddled with unconstitutional in existing services registered in the state of Pará.