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Conciliating the overlap of protected areas and traditional territories: legal innovations for biological diversity conservation in brazilian parks Conciliando a sobreposição de áreas protegidas e territórios tradicionais: inovações legais para a conservação da diversidade biológica em parques brasileiros o Caso petruhhIn e o prInCípIo do nível maIs elevado de proteção no toCante aos dI-reItos FundamentaIs no âmbIto da unIão europeIa ..

This article aims to understand the proposal of Susan Moller Okin on the incompatibility between feminism and multiculturalism, considering the experience of the indigenous women's organization in Roraima, based on the concepts of gender, public and private and multiculturalism. It was based on the social construction of gender and its implications on the unequal division of labor, to understand how this contributed to the division of the public and private spheres, and maintenance of the patriarchal society. It was sought to understand how this division affects the right of women in minority groups, through an analysis of the indigenous women's movement in the State of Roraima, in the north of Brazil, as well as pointing out an alternative to the problem presented by Okin. Finally, it is also considered necessary to protect the identity of minority groups and guarantee equal opportunities for ethnic minority groups. In this way, the inclusion of women in the spaces of power and decision making in these groups must be made compatible with respect to the relevance that this woman confers to her belonging to the group.