bachelor's at direito from Universidade de São Paulo (2001), master's at Law from Universidade de São Paulo (2005) and master's at direito internacional from Université Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) (2006) and the PhD. from Université Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne), acting on the following subjects: international law, development and human rights. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Among the main conventions approved by the International Labor Organization (ILO), are those dealing with health and safety in the work environment. Such conventions establish two main obligations. On the one hand, they oblige States parties to adopt preventive policies in order to reduce occupational risks. Thus, States Parties must prohibit the use of certain production methods and cert…
In recent years, due to the crisis in the multilateral trading system, preferentialtrade agreements have assumed particular importance. Indeed, such agreements are todaythe main instrument through which States obtain new trade concessions for the benefit oftheir exports. In this context, the European Union has adopted an aggressive trade policy,having concluded a significant set of agreem…
Advertising is continually used as an ideological construction and directional tool which can influence the decision-making on services and product consumption. Child advertising, as a result, also has persuasive traits, however, it's targeted at a group of people that are still developing physically, morally, and psychologically, which maximizes its influence. With the international move…
Between 1976 and 1983, Argentina was under a civil-military dictatorship that produced numerous serious human rights violations: arbitrary arrests, political persecutions, threats, dismissals, enforced disappearances, tortures, and murders. In this violent context, thousands of Argentines were forced to leave Argentina to save their lives. One of the main destinations for the Argentines w…
The present research proposes the analysis of international norms related to juvenile justice, including both hard law (Convention on the Rights of the Child) and soft law (Beijing Rules, Riyadh Guidelines and Havana Rules). Although the soft law instruments are non-binding, they complement international treaties and serve as the basis for the jurisprudential creation of the Committee for…
In recent years, problems related to competing powers have been referred to be resolved by the Judiciary. In these cases, the need to define the attribution fields of the federated entities is evident, as for instance, in the cases that consolidated the ban on asbestos and the anti-smoking measures of some Brazilian states. This work intends to analyze the federative conflict in the state…
The increase in consumption of plastic objects from the middle of the 20th century brought a new challenge for the State and for society: deal with the consequences of disposing of these objects in the environment. Given the state's duty to preserve a healthy and ecologically balanced environment for these and for the future, as institutions committed to public policies such as recycling,…
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Mexico's long tradition as a host country for politically persecuted in the 20th century motivated hundreds of thousands of people in the Southern Cone to seek protection to their lives in that country against the civil-military dictatorships of the 1960s and 1990s, whose state and parastatal threats, under the Doctrine of National Security, forced these people to leave their countries. T…
During Argentina's civil-military dictatorship (1976-1983), the military had to look for diplomatic strategies to challenge national and international complaints about its human rights violations. Different actors carried out these denunciations, such as exiles in Mexico, one of the main destination countries for Argentines, recognized for its historical policy of welcoming politically pe…
Our research project is a study of comparative law on how the Brazilian and European national jurisdictions have interpreted and applied the International Labour Organization Conventions. This subject is very important nowadays, because Brazil has ratified an increasing number of ILO conventions. Moreover, these conventions regulate some of the most important aspects of labour law, as the…
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