O novo marco legal do saneamento básico e a distribuição de água tratada no município de Parintins: do diagnóstico a uma análise crítica das perspectivas de sua integral implantação

Abstract

This research aims to demonstrate whether the jus postulandi in the current Brazilian justice system can provide access to justice through workers’ rights. This conception of access to justice involves two dimensions: “the expansion of the realization of rights and the expansion of the possibility of participation in the conformation of rights”. This means that in addition to the right to access the Judiciary and to know one’s rights, access to justice through rights encompasses the effectiveness of public policies, such as education, health and housing. It is also important to highlight that public policies need to be socially fair and must recognize the identity, social and economic particularities of Brazilian citizens. The research proposal here goes beyond theoretical data, analyzing the application of jus postulandi in specific social contexts. This expansion in research techniques can provide new perspectives on the topic. To develop the thesis proposal, a sociological legal aspect will be used guided by the lenses of the theory of decoloniality and the paradigms of dialogical reason and complexity to analyze access to justice through rights in the Amazonian context. Possible results: the principle of jus postulandi, even with the passage of time and changes in the social, economic and political context of Brazil, still remains an important instrument for access to labor jurisdiction, and with some adjustments in judicial and political policies public institutions, this principle presents itself as an institute capable of providing access to justice through rights.