Os desafios da ressocialização penal a partir do direito humano ao trabalho do preso à luz do princípio da dignidade da pessoa humana

Abstract

This research addresses the importance of work as a model of resocialization in prisons in Brazil. It is intended to deal with the crisis and bankruptcy of the prison system in Brazil in the light of the Principle of Human Dignity, demonstrating how the problems faced within prisons are intrinsically linked to the recidivism and failure of resocialization. The work on screen aims to bring a reflection on the lack of public policies that really have social purposes within the prisons, and that the lack of these is the main cause of the failure of the Penitentiary System in the country, and for this the study had the fulcrum in bibliographic research. The present study can prove, through an exploratory research containing the qualitative analysis of books, specialized doctrines, articles, and also using electronic media that the result is frightening, it is proven that inmates are forgotten inside prisons, having Constitutional rights suppressed, making it clear that the purposes of the penalty established by law have not been truly fulfilled. It is concluded that the supreme premises of the Federal Constitution of 1988, as well as rules established in the infraconstitutional diplomas are being trivialized, disrespected, absurdly injured, through public policies that truly resocialize and bring dignity to the prisoner.