CIDADANIA INDÍGENA
ERRADICAÇÃO DO SUBREGISTRO EM COMUNIDADES TRADICIONAIS DE RORAIMA
Keywords:
civil registry, cnj, rights, citizenship, indigenousAbstract
The Brazilian natives, unfortunately, throughout our history, has suffered from a state “forgetfulness”. This phenomenon materializes in several ways, but it gains an extreme context when basic rights are relegated to traditional communities, such as access to education, welfare system or political rights, due to the lack of official civil registration. In order to close this “abyss” and to create effective mechanisms that guarantee full citizenship to the indigenous people, the CNJ and other partner entities established the legislative basis for issuing birth certificates in respect to the cultural and identity aspects of those Brazilians, and, in the case presented here, the Roraima Itinerant Justice was the one who implemented it.
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