A resolução 510/2023 do CNJ enquanto mecanismo da política pública de acesso à justiça : análise à luz da concretização da meta 16.3 da Agenda 2030.

Abstract

This study focuses on National Council of Justice (CNJ) Resolution 510/2023 as a mechanism of public policy for access to justice and aims to analyze its contribution to the achievement of Target 16.3 of the United Nations (UN) 2030 Agenda. In this context, the main issue addressed is to determine to what extent the aforementioned Resolution, by establishing guidelines for mediation and conciliation in land-related disputes, effectively promotes access to justice and contributes to the attainment of Target 16.3, considering the historical and structural challenges of the Brazilian judicial system. To this end, bibliographic and documentary research is employed, with a qualitative approach and deductive method. Finally, it can be affirmed that CNJ Resolution 510/2023 represents a significant advance in the pursuit of more equitable and effective access to justice, especially by promoting alternative methods for resolving land disputes, aligning with international commitments to sustainable development and human rights, although challenges remain for its full implementation in the Brazilian context.