The crossings marks in the speeches and the (in)applicability of the refuge institute
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2022.20.13416Keywords:
Refuge, International Law, Discourse AnalysisAbstract
Political conflicts, the economic crisis, food scarcity and the destruction of the environment are some of the factors that have increasingly made the lives of people in their territories of origin unbearable and therefore seek refuge in other countries. This article is an invitation to reflect on the right of refugees in the process of receiving these people in other countries, for this purpose, we sought support in international norms, both in the Human Rights and in International Law. In addition, interviews and reports of the experiences of these refugees were collected. The analysis was based on the studies by Maziére (2007) and Orlandi (1999) with regard to Discourse Analysis (AD), in order to understand the institute of refuge tied to the culture and personal experiences. It is concluded by the interest of the state in the construction of a generic stereotype that promotes the invisibleness of these subjects with consequent precariousness of the labor activity and effective inapplicability of international normative documents.
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