A LGBTIFobia infantojuvenil: a livre expressão da sexualidade como direito sexual de crianças e adolescentes
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description: This master's dissertation aims to investigate LGBTphobia directed at children and adolescents as a form of violation of their sexual rights. To this end, it analyzes the Brazilian context throughout the 2010s, a period marked by significant political developments, notably the rise of neoconservatism. The "Demonstrations of June 2013" represent a pivotal moment in contemporary Brazilian politics, occurring amid a broader economic, social, and political crisis that catalyzed ideological and political disputes. Central to these disputes were debates concerning sexual and reproductive rights, particularly those of women and the political agenda in defense of LGBTI+ rights. The protests initially emerged as expressions of discontent from various social groups dissatisfied with living conditions and access to public services, set against the backdrop of the declining effectiveness of the Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) class conciliation policies. This study approaches the protests in two phases: the first phase is characterized by legitimate political contestation against the capitalist mode of production and its particular manifestations in Brazil, which prioritized market demands over the needs of the working population, especially its most marginalized and historically oppressed sectors. The second phase was marked by the appropriation of the demonstrations by conservative reactionary movements, which sought to reshape the political discourse and direction of the protests. The repercussions of these events were multifaceted and had a lasting impact on Brazilian society, especially in shaping political approaches to gender and sexuality. A particular focus was placed on the sexual rights of children and adolescents, framed within a human rights perspective emphasizing protection and promotion. Conservative political reaction began to materialize institutionally from the 2014 elections onward, culminating in the 2016 legal-parliamentary-media coup that led to the impeac…
abstract: This master's dissertation aims to investigate LGBTphobia directed at children and adolescents as a form of violation of their sexual rights. To this end, it analyzes the Brazilian context throughout the 2010s, a period marked by significant political developments, notably the rise of neoconservatism. The "Demonstrations of June 2013" represent a pivotal moment in contemporary Brazilian politics, occurring amid a broader economic, social, and political crisis that catalyzed ideological and political disputes. Central to these disputes were debates concerning sexual and reproductive rights, particularly those of women and the political agenda in defense of LGBTI+ rights. The protests initially emerged as expressions of discontent from various social groups dissatisfied with living conditions and access to public services, set against the backdrop of the declining effectiveness of the Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) class conciliation policies. This study approaches the protests in two phases: the first phase is characterized by legitimate political contestation against the capitalist mode of production and its particular manifestations in Brazil, which prioritized market demands over the needs of the working population, especially its most marginalized and historically oppressed sectors. The second phase was marked by the appropriation of the demonstrations by conservative reactionary movements, which sought to reshape the political discourse and direction of the protests. The repercussions of these events were multifaceted and had a lasting impact on Brazilian society, especially in shaping political approaches to gender and sexuality. A particular focus was placed on the sexual rights of children and adolescents, framed within a human rights perspective emphasizing protection and promotion. Conservative political reaction began to materialize institutionally from the 2014 elections onward, culminating in the 2016 legal-parliamentary-media coup that led to the impeac…
author: Souza, Tathiane Conceição Silva de
language: pt_BR
keywords: Serviço Social, Criança e adolescente, Direitos sexuais, Direitos humanos, População LGBTI+
date published: 2025-07-24
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:20:54Z
provider: Brazil UFRN
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte