A DOUTRINA DA PROTEÇÃO INTEGRAL EM XEQUE: UMA ANÁLISE DA INEFETIVIDADE DA PROTEÇÃO INFANTOJUVENIL À LUZ DOS CASOS GABRIELLY E KAMYLINHA

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the legal aspects related to the protection of children and adolescents against abuse and exploitation, identifying the main challenges to the enforcement of rights guaranteed by Brazilian legislation and international treaties. The research is justified by the social relevance of the topic, considering that, despite the normative progress represented by the Federal Constitution of 1988 and the Child and Adolescent Statute, high rates of violence, neglect, and child and adolescent exploitation still persist in the country. The methodology employed is based on a qualitative approach, with bibliographic and documentary research, covering the analysis of legislation, judicial decisions, and emblematic cases. The results indicate that, although legal protection mechanisms and accountability instruments exist, their practical application faces structural, cultural, and institutional obstacles. It is concluded that the effectiveness of integral protection depends on the strengthening of the Rights Guarantee System, the training of the professionals involved, and the expansion of public policies aimed at prevention and victim support.