O DIÁLOGO ENTRE CORTES COMO MEIO DE EFETIVAÇÃO DOS DIREITOS HUMANOS NA AMÉRICA LATINA

Abstract

The process of globalization and the internationalization of human rights challenge the classic concept of sovereignty, requiring states to work together for their protection. In this context, the Judiciary has played an increasingly relevant role, both in the application and interpretation of human rights norms, at both national and international levels. In light of this, the research addresses the importance of dialogue between courts for the realization of human rights in Latin America, highlighting its types, benefits, risks, and challenges. Thus, the aim of the study is to examine the possibility of exchanging decisions and grounds related to human rights between different Latin American courts, based on the international legal organization of these countries. To this end, the method used is the dialectical one, in which the confrontation of different premises leads to the formulation of a thesis, allowing for a critical and in-depth analysis of the issues under discussion.