Indígenas na defesa de seus ritos culturais: o caso do índio cateté e o conflito entre direito à vida e direito à cultura

Abstract

For a long time, culturally differentiated groups were martyred for state omission that seldom, if ever, as well as appropriate public policies. On the contrary, human rights, however, by extolling the differentiated identity of the rights of the user, recognizing them effectively as subjects of right, presented a special normative apparatus that no longer accepts an imposition of the majority view on minority interests. Thus, a juridical order that seeks to promote greater well-being to dignity, capacity of collective, consolidating its conception of the world before the imposition of the dominant society is consolidated.