SOUZA, H. M.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3121889308871450; SOUZA, Hérica Marinho de.
Resumo:
The Federal Constitution guarantees to everyone the right to human dignity, equality
and freedom to come and go, but disabled people still suffer discrimination.
Therefore, constitute a smaller group of people whose rights are curtail by having
dissimilar aspects compared to groups that are more dominant. Thus, equal
presumption is affected. It is difficult to mention equality chances without existing
public policies to ensure the inclusion of disabled people equally. These are
affirmative action, which aim actualize the right to equality and accessibility.However
these affirmative action,that aims to effect the right to equality and accessibility,,
would be able to effect the integration of disabled people? The study of these actions
as a integration of physical and sensory disabilities is the general purpose of this
paper monograph, which has as its specific purpose to check the recognition of
physical and sensory disabilities; point if these individuals belong to a smaller group;
identifying historical factors present throughout Brazilian´s constitutions, especially
the “Carta Magna” of 1988 and the disable person statutes, regarding the protection
of the rights of the disabled, while, check how these affirmative actions try to promote
equality material. Through an explorative research, it appears that the Republican
Federal Constitution of Brazil of 1988 foresees affirmative action, namely, the right to
accessibility, quotas in public schools, government offices, the regularization of these
rights are guarantee by law to ensure the safety, dignity and autonomy of disabled
people. Given the above, it is salutary to mention that society must act jointly with the
state, ensuring the full realization of the rights of people with physical and sensory
disabilities, since the greatest difficulty lies in developing an inclusive culture.