LIBERDADE DE EXPRESSÃO E DISCURSO DO ÓDIO NO BRASIL / FREE SPEECH AND HATE SPEECH IN BRAZIL

Autor: Nevita Maria Pessoa de Aquino Franca Luna, Gustavo Santos
Jazyk: portugalština
Rok vydání: 2014
Předmět:
Liberdade positiva
Direito das minorias
Minoria
Direitos e garantias individuais
Direitos coletivos
Liberdade de expressão
direito comparado

Direitos do homem
Garantias dos direitos individuais
Freedom of expression
Direitos humanos (Direito Constitucional)
lcsh:Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence
Homossexualidade
discriminação

Comparative Law
Hate speech
Discriminação à homossexualidade
Homossexual
discriminação

Minorities
Direitos dos cidadão
lcsh:Jurisprudence. Philosophy and theory of law
Proteção da dignidade da pessoa humana
Discriminação por orientação sexual
Homofobia
lcsh:Law
Princípio da dignidade da pessoa humana
Liberdade de pensamento
Liberdade negativa
Direitos fundamentais
Garantias constitucionais
Discriminação a homossexuais
Direitos civis
lcsh:K1-7720
Preconceito
Liberdade de consciência
lcsh:K201-487
Direitos humanos
Prejudice
lcsh:K
Zdroj: Revista Direito e Liberdade, Vol 16, Iss 3, Pp 227-255 (2014)
Repositório Institucional do STJ
Superior Tribunal de Justiça (STJ)
instacron:STJ
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ISSN: 2177-1758
1809-3280
Popis: The purpose of this article is to analyze the restriction of free speech when it comes close to hate speech. In this perspective, the aim of this study is to answer the question: what is the understanding adopted by the Brazilian Supreme Court in cases involving the conflict between free speech and hate speech? The methodology combines a bibliographic review on the theoretical assumptions of the research (concept of free speech and hate speech, and understanding of the rights of defense of traditionally discriminated minorities) and empirical research (documental and jurisprudential analysis of judged cases of American Court, German Court and Brazilian Court). Firstly, free speech is discussed, defining its meaning, content and purpose. Then, the hate speech is pointed as an inhibitor element of free speech for offending members of traditionally discriminated minorities, who are outnumbered or in a situation of cultural, socioeconomic or political subordination. Subsequently, are discussed some aspects of American (negative freedom) and German models (positive freedom), to demonstrate that different cultures adopt different legal solutions. At the end, it is concluded that there is an approximation of the Brazilian understanding with the German doctrine, from the analysis of landmark cases as the publisher Siegfried Ellwanger (2003) and the Samba School Unidos do Viradouro (2008). The Brazilian comprehension, a multicultural country made up of different ethnicities, leads to a new process of defending minorities who, despite of involving the collision of fundamental rights (dignity, equality and freedom), is still restrained by incompatible barriers of a contemporary pluralistic democracy.
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