Tráfico internacional de mulheres brasileiras

Abstract

This paper analyzes the international trafficking of Brazilian women. The theme submitted is of great importance for the field of Law and International Relations at the present time, due to its complexity, proeminence on the international agenda of the states as well as its characteristic organized crime that moves large amounts and crosses borders. Even with all the evidence, many countries still have difficulties in dealing with the topic. Brazil is one of the countries that feed the international trafficking of people, sending women, lured by promises of a better life and "easy money", who are sexually exploited in countries from all continents, but especially in Europe. Although the theme is known for a long time, only recently began to be treated harder by international society. In this context, we studied the concept of human trafficking presented by the Palermo Protocol, being highlighted the historical evolution of the phenomenon, the conceptual problem generated by inaccuracies in approaching the issue correctly, as well as international cooperation as a means of fighting this serious violation of human rights, focusing on the case of Brazilian trafficked to Spain. The aim of this paper is to deepen the knowledge about international trafficking in persons, especially Brazilian women, in the view of international relations and also know the methods to combat this irregular migration process by international actors. To address this issue, we used the methods literature by exploring the doctrines and articles related to the subject and documentary, through laws and international treaties about the subject of study.