RT Article
T1 When crime becomes law: legislative attacks on rural people's rights and nature in Brazil
JF Criminological encounters
VO 5
IS 1
SP 90
OP 108
A1 Mitidiero Junior, Marco Antonio
A2 Moizés, Brenna da Conceição
A2 Martins, Lucas Araújo
LA English
YR 2022
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1899036288
AB The aim of this text is to present and analyse political‒legislative actions of both the legislative and executive branches of government in the proposal of bills which signify retrogressions on the rights of rural men and women and on nature preservation, actions that  have prompted us to propose the notion of ‘assault against the rural people’. We focus on the period 2016‒2020, the period surrounding the coup d’etat in Brazil, the 2018 election and the first year of an extreme right-wing government rallied around Jair Bolsonaro. The survey results show that the proposal of new bills of law in Brazil constitutes a type of violence which tends to legitimate environmental and social crime.
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 106-107
K1 Assaults
K1 Crimes
K1 Laws
K1 Nature
K1 Rural People
DO 10.26395/CE22050107