A articulação intersetorial de políticas públicas para o enfrentamento do trabalho infantil no tráfico de drogas.

Abstract

This research addresses policies for the eradication of child labor in drug trafficking, with delimitation in the intersectoral articulation of policies to combat child labor in drug trafficking in Brazil, in the legal framework of the integral protection theory. The general objective is to study the operational procedures of intersectoral articulation of the Eradication of Child Labor Program and the socio-educational care policy as a way to strengthen actions to prevent and eradicate child labor in drug trafficking. It is divided into three specific objectives: to analyze the context of child labor in drug trafficking in Brazil; to study legal protection, based on the integral protection theory, for children and teenagers in child labor in drug trafficking; and to research the guidelines and procedures of intersectoral articulation between the Eradication of Child Labor Program and the socio-educational care policy. So, the question is: how can the guidelines for the improvement of the Eradication of Child Labor Program and the guidelines of the socio-educational care policy be articulated for the prevention and eradication of child labor in drug trafficking?. The hypothesis indicates that the intersectoral articulation of policies between Eradication of Child Labor Program and the socio-educational care policy can be effected through joint, specialized and articulated training among the professionals of the care network, the agreement of common flows and protocols, from the production of an integrated and specific diagnosis on child labor in drug trafficking and the establishment of territorialized joint prevention strategies, so that you observe the reality of each municipality or region. The approach method used was the deductive and the procedure method, monographic, with bibliographic and documentary research techniques. The study is linked to the line of research Policies on Social Inclusion and meets the institutional project of the Group for Studies on Human Rights of Children, Adolescents and Young People. As main results, the study finds, in addition to confirming the hypothesis, the need for a look at the work of children and teenagers in drug trafficking before as one of the worst forms of child labor, which as an infraction. It is also noted the need to improve the legislation, in order to predict and point out specific strategies for coping with the different modalities of child labor, such as that carried out in drug trafficking, the creation of a unified system of local diagnoses to expand regional, state and perhaps national indicators.